switching game engines...

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Inner Demons Calamity

3 years ago

yknow my video game amigos, up until now i've been developing my game using gms2...

well i've switched that to godot!

In less than a week i've used the built in 2d collision handling to develop better platformer feels than i did in like a month in gms2! and the animations are easy to implement which means that i can add better and more complex animations. Might still not though if i want to add cosmetics.

so hey if i can add collision in 1/4 the time it took me to make it before, imagine how fast everything else is gonna go!

gms2 still holds a special place in my heart but until i can get a better grasp at writing complex code, i think godot is better for this project. One thing i have to say about the scripting is while gms2 is easy to understand, gdscript is just as easy as long as you have at least a bit of programming experiance! I bet its easy even if you don't have expirience, but i can tell it feels more complex than gml..

so yeah lets make some video games!

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@Ameobaa1

I got distracted and 3d modeled a bust of Benevolent.

i think i'm getting better at 3d modeling :))

@Ameobaa1

yesterday marked the close enough point of working on this game for 3 years or so... thats crazy

to celebrate i've made semisolids!! ^^

and new style first look

@SistersJourney231

Here's a peaceful little forest scene for this #screenshotsaturday, from the beginning of the game.

@AnastasiyaZelenova278

Runestones: from concept to in-game model🗿

@mreliptik168

Sometimes the suction cup get sticky. Small animation I made in Blender after doing my tutorial on picking up/dropping objects in animations. Crate model by jQueary (https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/game-ready-sci-fi-crate-d98deca6…).