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Ended up putting this project on hold awhile back due to engine limitations (lack of WebTransport support requiring an engine fork) If anyone is familiar with Godot engine's internals, C++ and/or networking, hit me up

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chipvor 1 Monat

It's a bummer because it's really the only thing required for a proper in-browser public playtest at this point, but making a custom fork and/or GDExtension would require skill & time I don't have since I've been busy with life & other projects...

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Vinluv Anton Handesbukia of Many Coloursvor 1 Monat

Where sidson

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🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆pretty people privilege🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆vor 1 Monat

this looks like a game about hausofdecline (secretly fallenchungus) and stopping him from putting too many words in his comics. the player's supposed to bring up stonetoss which makes him get mad because now he has to follow stonetoss's politics exactly

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Bodie 🌞 Penn Guiny SAGE🐧vor 1 Monat

good luck finding a Godot dev who does C++

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chipvor 1 Monat

I mean finding help from any dev who does C++ is a long shot in of itself, but the core engine is written in it and there are plenty of addons and games who use it via GDExtension so it's not that uncommon

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Jewpyrusvor 1 Monat

yo chip never knew you still used twitter

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assholevor 1 Monat

can i play the game

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Cloud Ninjavor 22 Tagen

Reached out with details in DM's. Not super C++ versed but interested if I can help out anywhere.

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Sᴘᴏʟᴄʜᴇɴvor 1 Monat

Yeah, making multiplayer games over the browser is quite the doosie, you should read up on node.js WebSocket servers.

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chipvor 1 Monat

I ended up actually going with my own WebTransport relay using Go from scratch, it's a nightmare not being able to use any of the engine's built-in multiplayer tools but at least it works

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1rEaHBrjTUSZj2rkzpfh0yj0qMVwQhM7vor 1 Monat

let me playtest mijo

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supercollidervor 21 Tagen

i was afraid of running into snags with my game, so i was writing my own engine but then i ran into snags with writing my own engine, and got overwhelmed, so i stopped doing that.

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alt accountvor 1 Monat

will there be refrences to sargent braphog in this game

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