Fittingly enough, 4.0 is the specific Godot I'm waiting for. It's got shiny Vulkan graphics and everything! Unfortunately, its HTML5/WebAssembly export template isn't exactly functioning – though I may poke 'n' prod it to life with enough bespoke compilation – and I can't submit my entry to the jam. If it worked. The process of turning it executable seems to have sucked all its life out.
Either way, am I the only one using Godot 4.0? I can't be the only one waiting on Vulkan.
Actually, one of the easiest things in the world is to build Godot from the source.
All you have to do is:
1. Download the dependencies
2. Download the master-branch of the Godot sourcecode
https://github.com/godotengine/godot
3. In the Godot folder, execute the command "scons".
I also made a whole series of videos about how you can program entire games only in C++ directly in the source code.
I can only recommend a look at :)
Regards
ProggerParrot
The big problem with Godot 4.0 in web (HTML5) is that the latest Godot just support the Vulkan render-backend, but most of modern browsers dont work with Vulkan.
Most of web and mobile applications are just build on top of OpenGL and OpenGL ES but currently there is no solution to render Vulkan-Shaders reliable and stable in browsers.
The lastest nightly-builds of some browsers (Firefox, Chrome) are able to use "WebGPU". With this implementaion it will be possible to build modern games for Browsers... but this feature is far away from a stable and usefull state.
Regards
ProggerParrot
