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You could just make all the character an instance of 1 in Unreal and the performance would have been like 10x XD

sometimes it is a good idea to investigate time before publishing a video without knowlege ... What a very nonsensical comparison to use how quickly something is imported as a benchmark for an engine... that's worthless

I am sticking with unreal. Games look better

I’m learning so much about godot from these comments

been 8 months cant wait to see what youve been working on!!

cool vid. I just wonder what the differences will be in case for UE5 using Vulkan aswell

Very insightful. Thanks very much for sharing. 👍

Love your Tutorial. I followed your video step by step but in the end it won't do the bashing thing for me, can you help me with that ?

l3alamiya hh , a malak ma7amalch godot haha, nice content a sat (chamitak maghribi men accent ;) )

very good and well explained, animation is something really hard

If you want to make something that looks professional go for Unreal, if you are starting with game dev and learning how to make games go for Godot. Both engines are awesome and have Pros and Cons. If you already know c++ go for Unreal, if you know python go for Godot. If you don't have a super PC go for Godot

Omg, what a compromise this game developer / KZfaqr had to live through. He has to touch the engines main scripting language.

6:45 thank me for saving your time from BS

honestly ue5 is so slow.

Hello. I came here because I need to learn how to make my character jump for my love2d game. Thanks

I don't know how people can like coding in the huge mess that is C++ and the lack of proper build tools lol but Its just preferences so not that it really matters. Anyway entertaining video to watch 🎉

A lot of the Godot criticisms are fixed in the version I am using (4.2.1)

For most independent devs godot will work like charm

i hope to whatever god is out there that Godot adds animation retargeting like unreals, theirs works but its not user friendly at allll. you either need to have a model with the exact same skeleton or use a similar bonemap. Wish you could make a bonemap as a template and it would try its best somehow! im sure thats a coding nightmare for an open source developer team but i can DREAM

Godot has a very similar view to both unity and unreal, click the little 2 boxes logo on the filesystem window, it will toggle them. Also you can move the window to make more sense for that style of view!

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if you had any experince with godot before this I feel like you wouldn't run into common problems new users face when learning such a different engine than unity or unreal

Yeah, the whole fbx thing is because its proprietary and can't be shipped or well used in open source stuff (godot)

amazing video. have you tried exploring having the arrow calculate the distance of the player's bash movement and have the arrow stretch to that value?

Godot is at its best when using Blender for your assets

Plz suggest I want to make a car simulator game with good graphics Which engine. Should i choose

I’m sure godot will be a viable engine in 10 years

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relatable

I would suggest using gltf instead of fbx when working with godot. I can import my models, fully textured and the model will directly have a working animation player which you can take directly into the animation tree.

what is the game you show 00:03 ??? it look insane

When you're using unreal it only takes a while to package the first time, after that it's quick. Did you turn off all the scalability settings? i saw you going through the project settings but that's not where you'll find them, and in the packaged build unless specifically set they'll all be set to epic, which is extremely performance heavy (setting the scalability in the editor won't be applied on a packaged build by default). I have a much much more complex scene in unreal running at 200-300 fps including gameplay logic, and everything is lit/pbr on my 1070ti which is about what you have if I saw correctly (1060).

Although I appreciate the sentiment having much experience un unreal vs godot is going to be more comfortable for you bc of your experience, this is a lot of being unfamiliar with the program

i like godot more because you can modify the godot source code more easily. i like code and modifying everything in code MUCH MUCH better than i like figuring out how to change stuff to the way that i want it using the game engine ui.

Where are you from? are you Arab or Moroccan perhaps? i'm just guessing based off of your accent.

You're moroccan ?

Anybody have the link to the desktop wallpaper, its really nice

Looking as awsome as ever!

As a Godot user, I kinda expected half of these results the moment I heard "importing FBX". Also, the animation playing and instancing are done incorrectly as other comments pointed out, but hey its all a learning process. It's nice to see you giving Godot a try at least, I hope with all the advice from these comments you will give it another shot sometime. I love the engine precisely for the node system, for me it was so much more intuitive when starting out than "game objects" in other engines (or so I've heard, havent tried out unity/unreal). Also C# support is there, it's getting better version by version. I wouldnt really have problems using GDscript if not for the fact that it doesnt have interfaces, kind of a pain to work around an issue that has been solved ages ago.

godot seems realy nice for 2d games or tiny 3d ones but as soon as you want to make big 3d unreal is better.

maybe not, but I saw that you had unreal and godot opened at the time time, doesn't it affects the perfomance?

You can actually make the Project explorer split into a tree view and a file explorer (like in Unity and Unreal) by pressing the white square (labelled "Change Split Mode") in the top right of the project explorer.

0:43 for me its the exact opposite: i am pretty good at game art. but coding, or even just thinking about coding drains the life out of me and i despise it

This is interesting! Thanks for the amazing video! 👍

xD

6:17 whats the name of this game

OOOH MY GOD THE THUMBNAIL OOMDSS

my god watching this video makes me feel proud that i chose unreal 4 ,5 years back instead of Unity or Gotod or construct