This is currently the largest online game jam. Definitely recommend participating if youre interested.

If anyones making a game for it make sure to show off your progress and finished game in the community!

Credit to one of the devs (Ste) for the description here

It's a generalized mod loader for GDScript-based Godot games.

The mod loader provides a convenient solution for users to create and distribute mods for your games in the form of zipped files/resource packs. The key feature is the ability to modify existing scripts without altering and redistributing the original game files.

Yes, we will port to Godot 4 soon. There hasn't been any demand for it yet, since the main games using it are on 3.5

• Asset Lib: Awaiting approval
• Repository: https://github.com/GodotModding/godot-mod-loader/
• Latest Release notes: https://github.com/GodotModding/godot-mod-loader/releases/tag/v6.0.0
• Docs (Not quite up to date yet, sorry): https://github.com/GodotModding/godot-mod-loader/wiki

Feel free to join our discord for questions, ideas, and support. https://discord.gg/J5AvdFK4mw

Two larger godot games that are using it currently are Brotato and Dome Keeper

11 hour long tutorial where he goes over pretty much all basic aspects of the engine

Welcome to the Weekly Discussion! This is a place where you can do general chat in the community for things that might not deserve their own post

Welcome to Tutorial Tuesday! This is a weekly thread where you can post any kind of tutorial for how to do things or request one from others

Text tutorials, video tutorials, image tutorials, linking to a post in the community, etc. are all allowed. If you feel it deserves its own post feel free to instead post it as a separate post and then link it here

This is a place where you can look for teams for any programming related things you might be doing

This could include things like programming jobs, some projects you want to do and need some collaborators for, some revshare game dev work, some game jams, etc.

Feel free to make a post or browse some stuff other people have posted. If you no longer need people make sure to edit your post title to start with [FILLED] to mark so

Welcome to Showcase Sunday!

Are you making anything in Godot? Feel free to discuss it below or show off your progress!

Edit: if you already voted see edit at bottom of post

Hey everyone, this is another post regarding choosing the icon style for communities in the instance

There was a bunch of issues raised about the last poll so Ive remade it. The last poll results will not count and instead these ones will be used

• Voting is done by single transferable vote
• You can no longer accidentally click vote

There are two Parts of the poll: The icon style and the icon shape

Icon Style

Note this is just to determine the recommended style for communities, individual communities can choose not to follow it if they want

Option 1: All Unified Same Color

This option is for every icon to have the same style and same color gradient

Option 2: All Unified Diff Colors

This option is for every icon to have the same style with the black background and gradient. However each community has their own colors for the gradient rather than having the same one for all of them. For example the godot community might have a blue purple gradient for their logo and functional programming might have orange red.

Option 3: General Unified Same Col

This option is for general communities (such as experienced devs, meta, programming, game development (things that arent specific to one language, engine, etc.)) have the unified style but other communities instead have the logo for the language, engine, etc.. For example game development would have the gradient icon but godot would have the godot logo

Option 4: General Unified Diff Col

This is a combination of options 2 and 3 where general communities have the gradient style but they also have different colors from each other

Option 5: No Unified Style

No gradient logos for any communities, instead having different style ones for every community

Icon Shape

This is the default shape that you want community logos to have when they show up. If a community logo has a specific shape (ex the godot logo) the voted on shape is overridable. Users will also be able to override whatever gets chosen locally, its just the default. Currently lemmy uses circles for both users and communities.

Poll Link

Edit: the website that was being used makes it very easy to cheat by just downloading a new browser and voting again as many times as you want. Due to this voting will be happening through dms to me. Sorry for all of the iterations of the vote but this will be a big change in the instance and I want to get accurate info

If you want to vote send me a dm with the options ordered based on your preference. Here are the available options (for the two different votes):

Icon Style

• All Unified Same Color
• All Unified Diff Colors
• General Unified Same Col
• General Unified Diff Col
• No unified style

Icon Shape

• Circle
• Squircle
• Square
• Diamond
• Hexagon
• Pentagon

Rank each category from your first choice to your last choice. If your first choice ends up having the least amount of votes then your second choice vote counts instead, etc. until one option has 50% or more of votes.

To dm me go to my profile Here and click on one of the send message buttons (secure message sends it through matrix while the other just sends it through lemmy)

Ill respond to you when I note down your vote to be counted (shouldnt take longer than 8 hours and I try to respond quickly, if I dont then something went wrong with the dm)

Voting will end in a week