I really enjoyed the audio and feel of the game. It'd be cool to see an oncoming traffic warning. That said, you did a great job making the game. Thanks for putting in the effort.
Great Job! I had a fun time making potions once I was able to find the right ingredients. I really liked the incorporation of the mouse into moving the screen around.
weirdly enough, I instantiated it via ctrl+D then flipped the scale on x to get it to go the other way. I'm wondering if I did it with code and flipping h if the text would be fixed
I really liked the game the innovation, the art style, the puzzles. Only feedback I have is: the controls were challenging for my hand to do comfortably.
Really fun game once you get the hang of it. I loved the music, art, and feel of it all, just wish there was a 3 strikes rule for the duration of the game or something like it.
I like the gameplay but am not a fan of the premise. I'd have loved to just wander around the house with the satisfaction of cleaning up my own place and watching it all come together for its own sake ;)
Top Notch! I really like how much content and craft are in the game. Only feedback would be that I'd like a little more spacing on the buildings in the top left corner so I can see all the cool art and pick which one a little easier.
figured out that holding the click cast further. First casts all ended up in boat. Wasn't able to catch a fish, but I appreciate that everything was made in house. good job
First time making a game. First time using Godot. I've read and re-read the godot docs, watched videos and asked ChatGPT to help explain it. I feel like I'm missing something super simple.
Here's where I'm stuck:
I've got a red button that the player interacts with. The intended function is: The player can press the button multiple times to make a different character (Scientist) explode each time the button is pressed.
The nodes are connected via the signal red_press. With ONE instance of the scientist scene it works fine. With two or more the first scientist will explode then the signal stops sending. I'm hoping to have lots of scientists in each scene.
If I print "pressed" via the button script it will print each time the character jumps on the button and even count up.
If I print "pressed" via the scientist script (receiving the signal) it will print pressed 1 time for the scientist that explodes but not for the rest of the scientists.
I've read about signal busses but can't seem to find anything that specifically teaches me how to set one up and I've attempted to make the signal global and it works the one time then stops.
I'm seeing in the Godot docs 4.3 under Methods:
Connects this signal to the specified <span class="pre">callable</span>. Optional <span class="pre">flags</span> can be also added to configure the connection's behavior (see ConnectFlags constants). You can provide additional arguments to the connected <span class="pre">callable</span> by using Callable.bind.
I think this is what's causing the issue. I'm pulling my hair out trying to get my central game mechanic working. Any help is appreciated. I'll post this on a godot forum as well and hope I can figure it out in time to have a functioning game by tonight :) Thanks all
Red_Button.gd
signal red_press
var press_count = 0
func _on_body_entered(body):
if body is CharacterBody2D:
red_press.emit(press_count)
print("button press count: ", press_count)
sprite.play("pressed")
sound.play()
Scientist.gd
func _on_red_button_red_pressed(press_rcv):
press_rcv += 1
print("red button signal received")
check_number(press_rcv)
func check_number(press_rcv):
if press_rcv == scientist_index + 1:
explode()
say_random_phrase()
