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@kelvinvanhoorn.com

It's done, I've made a tutorial for my skybox shader, now made in #Godot ☀️🌗

You can read it here
▶️ kelvinvanhoorn.com/2024/12/07/s... ◀️

Including the project files 📂👀

#TechArt #Shader #Tutorial #GameDev #ScreenshotSaturday 🤔

December 7, 2024 at 3:50 PM

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Zein ➜ Soulblaze Out Now

@zein.games

If you're using a lot of changing texts in your #Godot games, you can re-use lines by using contextual placeholders. Those:

- make it easier to read than the %s placeholder
- make it easier for translation because the order can change
- cuts down of amount of strings you need

#GodotTips #gamedev

$Image of godot tip. Content: #GodotTips @swordandquill.bsky.social Text line: Oh, no! {creature} ate {x} of your {food}! Creature, x and food are highlighted in red, blue, and green, respectively. Lines point to example words that could fill them. Red: Goblin / Your landlord / You Blue: none / 5 / 999 Green: burgers / shoes / character traits An arrow points from the sentence to three example sentences: Oh, no! You ate none of your burgers! Oh, no! Your landlord ate 5 of your shoes! Oh, no! Goblin ate 999 of your character traits! At the bottom is a code example: var text = ("Oh, no! {creature} ate {x} of your {food}!").format({ creature = creature_name, x = amount, food = food_name })$

December 5, 2024 at 11:20 AM