Hi #WishlistWednesday, my #MagicalGirl #DungeonCrawler Minerva Labyrinth is coming out very soon on Steam and Itch, with the demo available right now. Would you consider throwing it a wishlist?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3520970/Minerva_Labyrinth/
Integrating the first actual events!
Very temp UI but excited to see these pop up in game now.
Idk what y’all are talking about. Doors are EZ
Hi there! I'm freeman! And i'm developing a first person adventure horror game in #godotengine
For the longest time i been focusing 100% on giving back to the community, and now that i'm working on a proper game i could really do with a little help!
You can support me here!:
https://ko-fi.com/yosoyfreeman
I'll keep posting frequent updates and thinking about ways to give something back to the community. If you don't feel like supporting me, checking my work would be cool too!
boost appreciated.
here's some dialogue testing for #BattleOfTarot!
I just learned about Redot, which seems to be just a fork of Godot with.... changes?
I have no idea what changes, couldn't find any info as to what is actually different between the two.
The docs seem to just be a copy paste of Godot's with a "CTRL+F replace Go with Re"?
I don't know, but... what? 
What's the point?
If you're looking for a cheap way to break texture repetition (and keep the texture seamless), I got something for you
#godotengine #shaders
@uis Do you know if @godotengine supports these? #GodotEngine
Godot Digest 26
Godot 4.5 is in Beta 5, more GodotCon videos released, and Battlefield uses Godot…wait, what?
@godotsteam Wondering what the chances of #GodotEngine itself moving off of GitHub are.
The chances of my contributing to the development were always only ever moderate (for various reasons). But right now GitHub is a dealbreaker.
#gameDev #devLog Current Projects:
1. Top down puzzle game in #godotEngine. I'll be releasing tutorials in PDF form for my patreon supporters as we go.
2. Video on David Ahl's BASIC books. Will endeavor to release a browser playable BASIC game.
3. An 80s-movie themed #InteractiveFiction serial.
Hi everybody. It's still summer 2025, and to take a short break from further improvements to our raymarching shader, this time we'll create something really simple. We'll use the Voronoi algorithm, which we know from several previous tutorials, but we'll map it onto a sphere, so we’ll end up with something like a slightly strange planet or a dead star. #Godot #Godot4 #GodotEngine #GodotTips #shaders #devlog #indiedev
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y34a4qQA0Ps
Putting expeditions point of interests on the map.
Saturday Morning Murmelkonzert.
grrr
I've converted all my Goods from String to Resource, and now all seems to work, but I'm getting an error in my Debugger
" ERROR: Cannot assign contents of "Dictionary[String, int]" to "Dictionary[Object, int]".
"
I cannot see where the error is. No file/line no is given.
I've tried trawling all through my code, to no avail.
Any tips?
The new Entity, World State and Replication system is working!
Here it's syncing 24 cubes and two movers (the chars are not based on entities yet) from a server to 3 clients.
The server's world state is authoritative - clients merely follow updates they get.
Super simple for now - full world state is sent to all clients every server tick.
Not optimal or resilient at all - there is a lot of work ahead!
#Liblast #IndieDev #IndieGame #Godot #GodotEngine #FPS
- unfa
Nothing new, just me thoroughly enjoying the game I'm making. Appreciate all the support I've gotten on this project. Your feedback, and boosts, truly mean so much 
Now with zero textures. It looks pretty similar to https://github.com/voithos/godot-precomputed-atmosphere which is based on Hillaire's "production-ready sky", but is maybe 10% of the code and takes maybe 10% of the GPU power. Not bad for a day's work!
The eternal debate rages on! Godot vs Unity: Which game engine should you choose in 2025?
I'm sure this guide will be 100% controversy free! 
Let's dive into the 6 pros and 3 cons of each. Watch and tell me your thoughts!
https://gamefromscratch.com/godot-vs-unity-which-to-choose-in-2025/
Working on a custom sky shader again. This time I'm renouncing all physical principles, and just going with what looks good.
The shader contains no branching, no loops. It's just a bunch of maths based on fairly intuitive parameters. There is just one texture lookup for the overall brightness depending on sun azimuth, which could probably also be replaced by some maths.
