Live streams
Come hang out while I do some game development on a live stream!
I stream (almost) every Friday at 10am CDT (15:00 UTC) for about ~2hrs.
Watch on Twitch, YouTube, Facebook or Twitter.
Hope to see you there!
-- David Snopek
Blog
Godot and Git (part 7): Tips for merging scenes and team collaboration
We talk about merging Godot scene files, how to resolve merge conflicts, and avoiding them in the first place.
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Tutorial
How to make a VR game for WebXR with Godot
A step-by-step tutorial showing the full process for making a VR game for WebXR in Godot. Includes tips for debugging and troubleshooting!
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Adding WebXR to Godot - progress report #4
Since last week, I added support for controller inputs (button presses and joysticks) and started work on a new demo project.
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Devlog
Adding WebXR to Godot - progress report #3
I implemented positional tracking of controllers, and added a simple API for configuring WebXR and receiving some signals back from it.
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Adding WebXR to Godot - progress report #2
Previously, it was only working with the WebXR emulator extension. Now, I have it working in the Oculus browser on an Oculus Quest!
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WebXR in Godot... almost! I need your help :-)
I've started adding WebXR support to the Godot game engine, and it's almost working! However, I've gotten stuck, and need some help...
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Godot and Git (part 6): 3-way Merge and Merge Conflicts
We talk about what a 3-way merge is, and practice doing a 3-way merge on a GDScript file, both with and without a merge conflict.
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Tutorial
That time I tried creating Godot from scratch in the year 2000... aka LibKSD and SAGElib!
Looking back on an Open Source game engine I was attempting to build between the years 2000 and 2003, with the help of a few contributors.
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Blog post
Snopek Adventure Devlog #6 and Postmortem
I give a postmortem for the game and the jam, focusing on feelings of stress and burn out that can come from game jamming :-/
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Snopek Adventure Devlog #5
I talk getting in the boring essentials, like the title screen, credits screen, main menu, music and sound, and one interesting bug fix.
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