gatorman

Solution? Simple. Just build an entire combo system to eat the inputs Max. Hell, make a visualizer with @kenney icons to ensure I know what I pressed.

I pulled the level 1 file I had in blender and threw it into godot. I'm so glad I stopped building levels in unity towards the end of my time in it, and had planned out the bulk of the level in blender as it meant I could just re-export it to gltf. The white elements are missing shaders because they were only ever assigned flat colors. Though the cars should have a texture actually..

Got a few things working since last time. Got the pixel effect working on the characters again, much easier to do in Godot than in Unity. Made a level start animation. Got some movement and camera tracking. This weekend I hope to create some dummy enemies and trigger the camera stopping, starting, and ending a level.

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Hey! I'm Max. I was working on a beat em up game back in 2020 in Unity, that I've decided to return to in Godot. It's going to be about a Gator, his friends, and their very stupid adventures. Here's his hauling ass run cycle.