invites are invalid on youtube and steam, is it possible to get a fresh one? looking for support with the blender to godot pipeline after the humble bundle.

Question: can't you just get the image textures out of substance painter and then slap them into a godot material, rather than going back and doing all that blender workaround? Is there a specific reason you do it this way?

How did you get your breakpoints working? Ive got debug symbols = yes, but it keeps saying how symbols have not been loaded. Perhaps a mismatch with the msvc compiler and scons which uses a different one?

The game has really cool features. I especially like building system. It need some polish though. Some pseudo background to fill the void would do the trick I think

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how does 14 have any significance with the 8 vertex. 8 + 6 faces?

great addon, can you update to blender 4.2? turns out I can't go back to normal eevee hehe

Really appreciate this, thanks

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Damn, where's the Beaver's Tale trailer? I saw it on steam and wanted to share with my friends but I guess the trailer isn't on youtube?

I need a video on making my own class in gidot. Lets say i want plants. And included in plants are grasses flowers and trees. Do i just make a 3d node and script it as "plant" and then make 3d node children for it for the grasses flowers and trees?

When you say to click "use this template" and later you refer to this as "downloading it", do you mean to use "use this template -> create new repository", "use this template -> open in a codespace", or "<> Code -> Download ZIP"? I am so immensely lost.

Dude, I wish there was a stronger form of like button for the amount of pain you have saved me with those tips! Well done!

Thank you so much for the constant updates!

I hate adobe but substance painter is such a good sofware, i wouldn't be able to work without it.

Hey i got the addon from the "Blender Market's Essential Game Modding Toolkit " bundle. I wonder if it gets updated?

I wonder if that shader could be used to create dynamic (undecorated) buildings from a single mesh 🤔

Dude amazing addon, only just heard about it from the humble bundle, wish I'd known sooner!

Tool scripts are magic! I do wish they would style utility bools as buttons (maybe detect if the setter actually sets anything)

Thanks, this was something I was wondering about!

Great headsup, thanks! I'm pretty obsessive about adding empties everywhere so this just reinforces that >.< I'm in ecs/engine mode atm but your work is making me look forward to getting back to content pipeline.

Not all heroes wear capes. Great job. I hate that export from Blender to Godot. It seems like unnecessary fluff to get it working. This is a real pain with multiple assets in the same Blender file. I think (but don't quote me), Godot reccoments not scaling the collision meshes. I've never understood why, but it's probably to do with how it does it's collision detection. Always seemed to be OK, but you never know eh ?! Also, question for you. Do you know a way to import all objects from a Blender scene as individual objects? ie they are positioned at 0,0,0 so I don't have to export them individually? Humble Bundle bought me heere, and I'll be downloading this for sure!

I don't understand why do you say it's free, though clearly it says 5+ CAD

On gumroad it say's you need to pay 5$+ when in the video op says it's free?

The addon is really helpful so far. I was wondering wheter or not if it is possible to only export deformation bones when exporting an armature?

I think two more changes would make this feature complete for me, and able to replace my current workflow as it is: 1. Path Setter allowing a "Scene" parameter so you can replace the entire object with a Godot scene 2. Allowing Path Setter to work on linked scenes (In Blender, File > Link...). These objects still import into Godot, but they have Node3D as a base with none of the addon configurations.

Thanks man!

What I would love is an ability to set it up on the Blender side so that it auto exports to Godot, without having to click that button. Dunno if Blender's API has the ability to detect stuff like this, but basically automatically export it whenever Blender's main window loses focus.

Worked great! Thank you for sharing. Wishing for more C++ content in the future. I start today, leaving Unreal Engine behind.

I tried to clean up by merge distance from 0001 to 001. But it still not work. I already check my mesh in detail, there is not any holes on the mesh. What happen to my mesh.

Look very cool, should try it, Is it a solution if alls animations made in blender are on dummy object, like empty parents. Does it break ?

The fact you are working on plugins for both sides is impressive 👌 I've gotta rewatch this a few times, and try that follow-along blend file 😅 I've heard some people blocking out a scene in Godot, and then get that into Blender to do things? Is that something you do, or just start in Blender with the assets from there?

Hi grade add-on just got it in BLENDER MARKET'S ESSENTIAL GAME MODDING TOOLKIT from Humble Bundle just wondering do we end up with the update or is this a snapshot?

Thank you! Ive been trying to solve this problem and I'm so happy there's such an easy solution

Amazing work!

Thanks for sharing. A very useful addon. May I ask why you don't use a name suffix pipeline to create collisions instead of duplicating the meshes? (-col, -colonly, etc)

18:50: What if the door in Blender has the following structure: - Door (Mesh) - DoorStaticBody (Static Body) - DoorCollision (Collision) If Door has the Action / Animation Attached, and the StaticBody is a child of Door (and the collision is a child of the StaticBody), do you still need to tweak the animation in Godot? The AnimationPlayer should still be tied to Door, right?

Great additions! I think the new features will be super handy. Thanks again for making and maintaining the addon.

Thanks for the video, really awesome to see someone applying professional standards to 3D modelling for Godot. Most tutorials I've seen don't care about draw calls and don't even mention reusing meshes. I was horrified after importing my level and finding out that I couldn't easily manage repeating objects. I do have one question though, what is the difference between doing the collision primitives your way and just using the -colonly or -convcolonly? Is it just for animating them inside of blender?

Any chance there's a free "lite" version of the blender addon? I'm a beginner 3D developer testing things out with both with Blender and Godot. I would genuinely love to support you through paying your amazing addon and I mean no disrespect asking it for free, of course. Just wanted to ask as a small-time, broke(online) beginner developer. If not, no worries. Maybe I'll have the money one day. Anyway, thanks so much for making both programs work seamlessly, it's amazing!

I have 3 questions: -Do I need to first export my blender file as gltf normally so I can use the Export button from your addon? -Why are you making 2 collisions for the walls and shelves? isn't 1 enough? -Why do you need to add a solidify modifier on the walls after you duplicate them? Thanks

Very very helpful, thank you for creating this (I just picked it up as part of the Blender Market Humble Bundle). One comment (I haven't finished the video, I'll append to this comment if I've answered my own question): It seems parent -> child relationships in blender are not respected. Is that by design?

Curious if it would be possible to add a @tool script to the addon that will scan the file system for .gltf and attach that addon importer script automatically. Similarly, if there's a way to map Ctrl+S to "Export to Godot" in Blender, that way you get nearly the same functionality as the .blend importer.

What about making a paid/free course on how to make a simple game using c++ in godot?

This feels like open source unreal engine with C++ and I am here for it.

Now on the Blender side, how about making "export to godot" thing automatic, e.g. after every change of mesh or object, so it is actually live?

In order to maintain the natural optimization that C++ provides, to what extent are you able to mix C++ with C# and GDScript? Do you strictly code everything in C++ or do you use C# and GDScript for some certain aspects of your game?