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It is not a method it is a property of the atlasTexture
Please remember to make the texture an atlasTexture
I have made a video to show this, Pleas take not I am using godot 4.1 but it should not matter

Video demonstartion

I have officially found the issue, and it seems to be that as soon as I enable autoload on literally anything, that's when the node system stops working, so for those of you who are seeing the same issue, I would avoid autoload because it seems to be VERY buggy.

I am glad it is working now. Hopefully you can get around the delay.

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I'm sure you'll reach that goal. I have a lot of respect for all contributors, the community benefits from every bit of the work. As for the tumbleweed, I hope you see plenty of activity soon. Creating a new community is tough because the lack of users makes people hesitate to sign up, and to fix that you need people to sign up. Best of luck!

@Procal I believe you would be better with C# or C++ associated with Godot if you're gonna implement complex and heavy code...

Yeah that is true, I cant edit the thread anymore, but for anyone who read the post.

Note the best solution is to use a combination of tilemaps and nodes since tilemaps are extremely optimized and easy to use.

I always have been sporadically developping games and other small things...
I have some knowledge in general networking and websites architecture, and also in Linux and Unix stuff 🤓
I started GameDev when I was like 13 so I can't really remember why, but I know that my first project is a Scratch game x)

I then used Python, C, C++ in terms of language. As for IDEs : Thonny IDE, Geany, Pycharm, and Notepad xD

@altria oh god I didn't see the mistake, thanks, I had to spend a lot of time with RPCs to understand it, but it turned out to be so simple.
Multiplayer made with ENETMultiplayerPeer and both the client and the server are made in one program, the client sends RPCs to the host and host checks them, I don’t know if this is right, but I don’t want to do two programs 🙂

@sepTN oh, it's cool :goblush:

Great explanation! It looks a lot like C# so may I ask, which would you recommend for use in Godot? I am prioritizing for the one with more tutorials and simplicity.

Wow, QBasic! I think Godot is a great engine to learn with. The official docs will help out a lot, and like you mentioned, video tutorials are a great resource.

The Godot community is friendly and helpful so I'm sure any questions you might have will be answered. Best of luck!

There's no Facebook SDK yet on Asset Library, so you're on your own. Facebook integration is just like standard REST API (all of the SDKs are just wrappers around), so you can use the HTTPClient object to make API calls.

The process for publishing to Facebook is similar in both engines - you will need to register as a Facebook developer, integrate the Instant Games SDK, and submit your game for review.

There's Google Play SDK on Asset Library, but I'm not sure if it's updated for the latest Godot Engine.

@altria "Thank you for all the great ideas, especially the Visible Collision Shapes which I can immediately implement. When I watch other YouTube videos, it seems like they simply click the onewayCollision button and it works flawlessly. I'm not sure what's wrong with mine and it's quite puzzling."

אני חושב שאתה צריך ללמוד אנגלית וללכת למדריכים באנגלית כי אין בעברית

Hi there! I have a request or recommendation, I see recently that exist "Bevy" but in my opinion I see that is more a "framework" or "tool" than can be used under Godot... What? Well, yes.
Let me explain, recently I see "Jolt" and alternative "fisic motor" for Godot, and I see projects like this (https://github.com/rand0m-cloud/bevy_godot) as intended to extend the interoperability between "Godot" and "Bevy".
And I have a question... Is it possible to use Godot and Bevy, Godot under Bevy, or to implement the two projects and join forces to make them great? Why choose one or the other when it is possible to achieve the greatness of both projects? Division is weak and unity and cooperation is the best option for everyone and open source, come on!
This is more of an open question or request than a concrete one 😉

Other interesting links:
https://www.reddit.com/r/bevy/comments/x3k9rt/use_godot_as_bevy_editor/?rdt=65272
https://github.com/rand0m-cloud/bevy_godot
https://www.reddit.com/r/rust_gamedev/comments/16d8euj/im_hesitating_between_bevy_and_godot_with_rust/

Amazing. That is where I was getting confused since when I looked up $ everything said it was get_node. The only thing I had to change from what you posted was remove the $/root/ then put the grid container name in and it worked perfect.

func _ready():
for item_name in dict_toggle:
var toggleArray = dict_toggle[item_name]
var toggle = toggleArray[0]
if toggle == 1:
get_node("GridContainer1/" + item_name).show()

@Salodo Alright, thanks mate!

Found it you need to press TileSet in the inspector mode to access new options