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ezra glatt?

A topic by FromCellar created 97 days ago Views: 73 Replies: 5
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i google searched the lyrics and it said its an ezra glatt song 😅 iv not heard of it but in case you havent figured it out yet i thought id do a bit of research for ya

btw im also pretty new to godot but its my first engine ripp. so i have no idea how to make likee interactables and dialogue boxes and stuff like that in the typical way lol so i just tryin to figure out like on_body_entered signals and for text boxes just spawn sprites that i drew text on😆 i try asking Copilot for help but they tend to give me outdated info pff.

ya music in a 7/8 ish tho, bold but i like it alot. cute cute cute project vibe. also love how u made the godobot blushy lol

Developer

OMG! I googled the lyrics too and it gave me the wednesday song…. But you are right, i went to tiktok and googled the lyrics there and found it

Actually, the way to make the System itself I already learned by using Unity. And yes, I have a Node on the player called “InteractionManager” that gets the Body_entered signal and then checks, if it is an interactable, and if so, creates its own signal “Item Interaction”. I created a Node for the UI, which is invisible on start, and it has a callback for the item interaction, and then it gets the item itself. CHecks the text and the picture of the item and changes part of the UI!

The magic of coding is, how many different ways you gotta go, but its always a good thing to create single systems that don’t rely on other objects that much, but instead react to general signals. Unity tutorials never seemed to grasp that, i am happy Godot had events built in as signals. Very nice!

is it 7/8??? WHoa I thought its 7/4. I am really not good with music, i just had this recording and a note that said “i want the main theme to sound like this” and now I gotta mix it up, that the vibe is similar, but i am not ripping anybody off.

i know very little about meter in music theory cuz im just a metal guitar weeb so if u wrote it in a daw in 7/4 then it is 7/4  🙈 i just figured it was alil quick to be quarter notes but listenin to it again its slower than i remembered it was lol sry about that

yea it kinda is a blessing and a curse just how many different ways u can go about doing the exact same thing in game enginess i need structure lol. thanks for the tips tho! i always appreciate tips from people who are exponentially more experienced in game development that i am 😅

Developer

I used Bosca Ceoil, it doesnt really have a time signature setting, it just asks how many fragments per block you want and i chose 28, and then every 7 frames first it drew a line. But later i realized it kinda made no sense, so i made a line every 4 fragments, so i guess thats like a quarter note in total and they fit 7 in there. Signatures are so confusing…

You are very welcome to pop in one of my streams and i’ll show you the code!

everything is confusing to me lol heck. iv never heard of bosca ceoil so i may need to see what you are talking about with my own eyes 👀 also iv been just using GDScript 🙈 i dont know any of those C languages and they look very scary and intimidating lol, but i may still hang out sometime!

Developer

They really aren’t that bad. I would argue C# is one of the gentlest structured programming languages. GD script looks very simple and nice, and are a great opening language for beginners! C# is almost the same, just a few more brackets. They are only there to pack code together that belongs together. The writing is a bit different too, but I prefer it too, because it communicates better, what is going on.

For example all functions, which are also called methods, if they are part of a class (the kind you have when you create a new script) are written in capital letters. And simple variables are lower case. And then the variables that have a class type are also Capital, so you know they have their own methods!

Every variable has its own type, like String or Integer, and you have to assign it when creating a variable. Godot script doesnt do that, which some beginners find better, but if it’s set, you cannot accidentally get it mixed up while programming! You can always see what type a variable is in C#!