Godot: The open source game engine

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i Added this for anyone trying to cheat in save files for my small game.. LOL

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Appreciate it big time Team Godot!

Meanwhile i pushed a little fix for a bug i encountered during TLS connections. Opened an upstream issue too

You can give it a try with a rabbitmq instance :)

I also tested out a more production-style use case using the free tier at and things look very good! It also integrates with LavinMQ as a broker which is very cool because it seems more resource friendly.

Lmk if you run into any troubles!

My use case is primarily for logging and player-stats/achievements in an authoritative Server setup.

Appreciated all the feedback on my last post so im really happy that its on the asset library now too 🫶

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When editing a scene, hitting Undo is risky because it might undo some "global operation" instead of something you did/didnt do in the scene. Like maybe the scene has nothing to undo but I dont necessarily know that, maybe the node doesnt keep undo, maybe I came back to this hours later, I dont want to "global undo" something. I want undo to only affect the current scene. Would be nice to be able to turn off the global undo from binding to the hotkey maybe?

But its weird I dont have this risk in other software

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You don't even have to learn a lot of it. I watched a video about vector math for game devs (This one: ) and what I've taken away from it is this: Math, and more specifically vector math, is just a language of describing quantities and points in a dimensional space -- which is exactly what we're trying to do in a game engine. I'm sure its not essential to become an expert or anything, but if you want to be able to finely tune certain mechanics or the physics of your character to create a certain feel to a game, it seems pretty important to understand how those mechanics are communicated to the engine itself.

I went from being frustrated at not knowing how the default 3D character controller did what it did, to re-structuring it without the use of built-in functions to suit my tastes for movement, and I feel confident I'll be able to tweak it down the line if I need to.

Anyway, just a piece of advice. I'm sure it's not 100% a requirement and you can get away with not knowing much at all, but it's worth seeking out if you're like me and need to understand how things really work before you can be satisfied with using them.