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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/

Solved this one after enough coffee and cigarettes. It ended up being daft. The offending function:

func buffer_from_2d_array(array_2d: Array ) -> PackedByteArray: var img_buffer: PackedByteArray = [] img_buffer.resize(width * height) var idx: int = 0 for x in range(width): for y in range(height): img_buffer[idx] = array_2d[x][y] * 255 # *255 to make the values sensible for the image idx += 1 return img_buffer

Which now, correctly, does not iterate for size of the image in either axis but the actual count of elements that the byte array building the image depends upon:

func buffer_from_2d_array(array_2d: Array, size: Vector2i) -> PackedByteArray: var img_buffer: PackedByteArray = [] img_buffer.resize(size.x * size.y) var idx: int = 0 for cell in array_2d: for value in cell: img_buffer[idx] = value * 255 # *255 to make the values sensible for the image idx += 1 return img_buffer

@TC93DEV said in 4.1.1 stable: noise generation; rectangular dimension issues:

I am pretty sure I'm screwing up in either accessing the 2D array or populating the PackedByteArray for the Image.create_from_data() function.

/aggressivenodding

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