Thanks a lot man the comments help a lot, you're a beast

You're welcome man!

Thanks man

no, thank you brother for the comment!

You're welcome!

So a few things have had their I guess syntax changed? Like when you do move_and_slide() it use to require you to pass it the velocity like so move_and_slide(velocity), but now it's all built into the character body, it was just made more simple so any velocity errors you get try removing the velocity variable and also dont declare your own velocity variable called velocity because like I said it is built into the character body, if you need more help feel free to join discord and maybe send a screenshot of the errors you're getting and I can help there.

The tile map is in the third episode lol, wanted to go in depth and cover a lot of it, since it's a big concept to grasp and the tilemap changed a lot from godot 3 to 4 so it's for both godot 3 users and new godot users

@@GameDevKnight yeah I realised it when I was at episode three 😅 I forgot to delete the comment. My bad. Was a great tutorial 👍🏻

anything for you bromie

Yes in the discord below i upload each videos sprite individually, thank you for the comment

@@GameDevKnight Thank you :)

It can be pretty difficult to use, make sure everything is in a proper grid like lets say every sprite in the pack is 16 by 16 and their positions are 0, 16, 32 in the pack, if things aren't lined up they can't be used in a tileset, another thing when it comes to single sprites, you can click on the texture in sprite2D and with the drop down select atlas texture, then you drag your sprite sheet into the atlas, you can then edit the atlas and drag to create a selection on what you want shown, or you can use the settings at the top to type it all in, and when it comes to your player animations you can instead use the AnimatedSprite2D node, if you're still having issues come to the discord and send a screenshot of your asset pack and I'll try figure it out my man

You can come to the discord and post some screenshots of how they look I personally haven't experienced those problems, the issue could be the default resolution in Godot, I think its something like 1152 x 812 something weird like that, so your 500 x 500 sprite would be taking up over half the screen, a fix should be putting the resolution on 1920 x 1080 in your settings, I do apologize this series is aimed towards pixel art, but you just have to mess around with the resolution settings and the Sprite2D node should have some rendering settings in the inspector, I hope that helps but again you can come to Discord and send me the sprite and I can try figure it out in my own project for you.

hmm that's odd, with the jittery movement when you add a camera node as a child of the player, there will be a setting on the right where you can change the update from process to physics process, the issue was we move with the physics engine and by default the camera updates with the process tick. I'm not too sure about the diagonal movement and other issues, could you maybe come to the discord server and post some screenshots? Also thanks for the comment my man

Hey@@GameDevKnight appreciate you replying! You know what its working properly now. Literally no idea what it was, So I had restarted my pc yesterday to see if that did the trick, same issue. As in when jumping i couldnt press the space bar and left or right direction, its like i was hitting a while. This morning I turned on my machine to try and work on the issue and ran the scene, no issues now, can jump diagonal, run no issues... literally no idea what caused the fault and how it self resolved.

That's pretty funny nice man, some projects can be a bit clunky at the start, there's been a few times where the solution to a problem has just been opening and closing my project 2 or 3 times lol, glad it's working now though brother@@terrencetey1986

hmm, sorry for the late reply I'm sure you've fixed it by now, if you haven't make sure in the animation player the idle animation is set to be repeating, and if you're still having trouble after that just copy paste your entire player code on a reply to this comment and I'll check it for you my friend or come send a screenshot in discord!

Sorry man I'd love to help but I've personally never used godot 3

@@GameDevKnight No problem, thanks for the answer :)

I will in future my friend but sadly not for a while, if you come to discord I can briefly explain to you how to do it

@@GameDevKnight Hello, I have merged (jump) and (swim) the same button, what should I do so that (swim) is unlimited and (jump) remains the same as I already have it???

You just drag your files into the file explorer in godot, or open the godot project file and drag your files into there

Sorry man we are so far in the series now lol, if I had the original episode's script I would've friend

That is a nice tip man, I didn't know that's a thing in Godot thank you

@@GameDevKnight i did find out in hindsight, that your method is ideal for the future tutorial episodes, but ive already made the animations so im stubhorn :P, im sure theres a use somewhere out there though

@@djalexander968 there def's is man

Yes. You can add only this line in code: if direction: sprite.flip_h = direction < 0 This work as True or False.

@@magenta_juice8166 yeah i tend to leave integers specifically for any type of variable that isn't going to be a true false, i try to set my variables to something that can be easily understood, and set them "relevantly" so if i have to flip something and im only ever going to need it to be flipped one way or another, that's literally a binary, true or false, but if I have something like, when falling, do a fall animation, but when rising complete the jump animation, and when ever on ground, stop and idle, that's the times it becomes appropriate to use those integers, because then you can use -1,0,1 and even more if you wanted to add more stuff later, but at least you know you do not have a binary system there, now don't get me wrong will it come in handy sometimes? sure and use it when you can but A im a noob, lmao, and B most others seem to be as well in this particular field at least lmao but hey I'm not gonna knock condition-less programming, shit fascinates me mainly the whole integer thing is only relevant to conditional statements anyhow so lol