very cool concept, and I loved the portal effect! I wasn't able to finish, though - I played a few times but kept getting softlocked/stuck on physics. I think if you were to keep working on this, a jump button would be really useful to help navigate the geometry. I'm actually curious, did you use the new stencil buffer in Godot 4.5 for this? I just upgraded and had to find a use for it in my project because it was such a cool addition haha I'm curious if you were in the same boat, or if you found another solution to render the portals
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Thank you for your critique.
We currently have no gravity so adding a jump would mean a lot of changes. We will probably have to fix the problems in another way.
I was not aware of the stancil buffer but I quickly looked into it and assume that our game would not be a good usecae for them. We use camera in the diffrent areas that are spacialy seperated and we are able to switch between. But I can see how the stencil buffer can be quite useful for simpler portal-like structures or illusions.