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What a HUGE accomplishment— big congrats Ian and team!

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Yeah, I always see this error whenever I:

Or if I:

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Blender To Godot 4 Pipeline Addon Create your Godot 4 scenes directly in Blender using this add-on!

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Think the IDMapper Addon I use was delisted. Just google "Blender ID Mapper Addon"

KayKit : Prototype Bits by Kay Lousberg Low poly 3D game assets for prototyping

Model:
kaylousberg.itch.io/prototype-bits

Base Shader (I customized this):
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Better outlines in Godot with vertex colors:

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Different light directions? 0.8406287431716919 -- (84.1%)

What if the knife moves from the cheese-wheel to their hand? 0.9854065179824829 (98.5%)

What about a completely random image? 0.09920283406972885 (or about a 10% match) -- pretty bad (not as bad as I expected though).

Here's an example where the angle is shifted even less, meaning the rocks aren't cut-off as much. Better -- 0.938861608505249 (93.9% match)

What if it's the same picture but a slightly different angle? 0.7739826440811157 -- or a 77.4% match! Looks like cutting off those rocks on the right has a big impact on the score.

Here's the "control" where the same image is compared with itself -- 0.9999998807907104 (basically a 100% match)

I made a simple web app to test just the matching algorithm. Here changing the color of a single strawberry on this cake is enough to throw off the score by a fraction of a percent -- 0.996650218963623 or 99.7% match.

Working on my game "Gung-Ho Photo" -- a game where you (and your friends) try and recreate a photo by arranging objects / angles / lights juuuust right. I'm testing the photo-matching algorithm and getting some good results! A thread:

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Just want you to know, I literally use this every day. Blender Studio is working on a Godot game, and they published their own Blender-to-Godot pipeline. Curious if you’ve looked at it.

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Latest character for my automation auto-battler game made in godot. This is a clattermoth, they collect resources for you (and maybe steal them from your enemies…) #godot #godot3d #blender #b3d

1. Overview of the various netcode implementations (client-relay, authoritative, headless clients, matchmaking, parties)
2. Sending inputs vs sending state
3. Other important concepts (rollback, lockstep, determinism, interpolation)
4. Deploying an authoritative Nakama server to production

Objectless State Machine Objectless State Machine. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

If anyone (like me) needs a tangible example of what Will is taking about:

gist.github.com/millerbyte/8...

But if one state can transition to one of several different states? Idle -> Healing, Idle -> Following, for example?

Sorry this happened! Selfishly, this is the talk I was most looking forward to. Any progress on the re-recording? I’ll email you a care package full of energizing snacks to help you finish!

This is a really fun concept and a cool accessibility feature for the hearing-impaired. Or people with cheap headphones...

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You’re not kidding— thanks for the recommendation!

Cool looking forward to it! I could see myself using this for all kinds of stuff.

Very cool, may we see your nodes? Haven't really used splines in Substance