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Hello!

I`m learning godot for 3D multiplayer games and want to exchange knowledge (for free).

Feel free to contact me https://github.com/blockspacer if you are: interested in 3D games, preferably FPS shooters interested in C++ game server dev. For example, lag compensation, UDP, client-server WebRTC datachannels * interested in C++ web server dev. For example, grpc C++ microservice

What i offer: Knowledge exchange. For example - we both need multiplayer inventory system - i can contribute, fix some bugs e.t.c. Help with glsl shaders. For example: sky shader, animated health bar, animated progress bars, e.t.c. Help with C++ godot modules. Help with gdscript * Help with client-server WebRTC datachannels, boost.asio, boost.beast, e.t.c.

What i can't or don't want to do: 3D modelling music or sound effects * C#

What i want to know better: multiplayer: object collisions, lag compensation, e.t.c. path-finding in modifiable 3D word (players can move, build barricades e.t.c.) For example, https://twvideo01.ubm-us.net/o1/vault/gdc2018/presentations/Alain_Benoit_HierarchicalDynamicPathfinding.pdf open-world game illumination ( think about https://github.com/Zylann/godot_voxel ) occlusion culling in godot, for open-world games * DMC terrain https://github.com/Zylann/godot_voxel/issues/109

How i see knowledge exchange: If project open source - just send me link to github issue If project closed source - invite me to git repo with small part of project (for example, only inventory system) and send me link to github issue. May need to discuss non-disclosure agreement

How about you figure out, then write a tutorial on how to create lightweight 3d physics objects and overriding their collision detection/response? I think this requires learning how the Physics Server works and then how to invoke that from script.

I use C# and guess you don't like that, but writing a tutorial on doing that via GDScript would help everyone.

@novaleaf said: How about you figure out, then write a tutorial on how to create lightweight 3d physics objects and overriding their collision detection/response? I think this requires learning how the Physics Server works and then how to invoke that from script.

I use C# and guess you don't like that, but writing a tutorial on doing that via GDScript would help everyone.

Yes, good idea

BTW, ic3bug creates good tutorials https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqq942JnAozbDUhpSNliXBQ https://github.com/ic3bug/Godot-3.2-Multiplayer-FPS

thanks I will look at those too. I looked at an old version of his examples, glad he is doing more stuff!

3 months later

@DenisT I am making a 2D fighting game and I really need programmers, you interested?