I'm using 4.1.1 stable,

get_tree().network_peer_connected.connect(_player_connected) get_tree().network_peer_disconnected.connect(_player_disconnected) get_tree().connected_to_server.connect(_connected_to_server)

the first 2 lines seem to have worked (weirdly) and yes I get the error:
Line 11:Identifier "_connected_to_server" not declared in the current scope.

What could I use to get around this problem?

This is the tutorial I'm following:
Godot 3 Networked Multiplayer Shooter Tutorial

@onready var joystick = get_node("/Pop/HBoxContainer/Sprite2D/TouchScreenButton")

The variable joystick isn't instantly ready, so at some point it's null variable, until get_node has finished the job. Try doing it like:

func _physics_process(delta): if joystick == null: return move.x = joystick.x move.z = joystick.y player_movement(delta)

I was in such a hurry that I forgot to write down the information, sorry

My Status.
OS : Windows11
GodotVersion : 3.5.1 stable

The icon I am talking about is the icon that appears in the upper left corner of the window.

@IanBUK said in Godot - importing models from Blender, missing materials.:

I use any of the free 3D models, for example the 'Nathan' FBX model from RenderPeople

I got this working!

What did I do, some may ask. Well, I took Blender out of the mix and just dragged a folder containing an fbx file and material files into a new folder under the Assets folder in my project. Then, I dragged the fbx file onto my main scene and opened it. I chose the "New Inherited" option, and then selected the mesh member of the model. Finally, I opened the "Material" drop-down of the "Mesh Instance" in the Inspector and dragged the .material file onto the "material 0" slot. I then ran the code locally and on my Android tablet. The model was shown with meshes in place. The photo below shows it running on the Android tablet.

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Hey guys, I found out what my problem was. I needed to place the TextureRect inside of a Panel node and it now follows the camera like it's suppose to. This also works with the Sprite2D node, make it the child of a Panel node and the problem is solved.