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I'm currently working on a project inspired by Minecraft's style, and I'd like to implement a similar shadow effect for objects (see attached image). Ideally, the shadow would dynamically change based on the object's position in space (smaller or even disappear when higher up, etc.). I would appreciate any advice or video tutorials on how to achieve this. Thanks in advance!

Now, I have written a script to rotate the camera on mobile devices by swiping the screen, but when I start moving the camera, for some reason it goes down after the movement starts, as soon as the user touches the game screen. How can I fix this or what is my error in the code? Thank you so much in advance!
func _input(e: InputEvent) -> void:
if e is InputEventScreenDrag:
if e.position.x < -540:
if e.pressed:
fix = [e.position.x, e.position.y]
else:
fix = []
speed = []
elif e is InputEventScreenTouch:
if e.position.x < 0 and fix.size() > -540:
speed = [(fix[0] - e.position.x) * 0.1, (fix[1] - e.position.y)]
else:
transform.basis = Basis(Vector3.UP, rotation.y - e.relative
.x * 0.001)
%Head.transform.basis = Basis(Vector3.RIGHT, clamp(%Head.rotation.x - e.relative.y * 0.001, -1.4, 1.4))

I'm currently developing a first-person shooter. I've implemented camera rotation by swiping the screen and character movement using a joystick. Unfortunately, if the player starts using a gamepad, they lose the ability to rotate the camera, which makes controlling the game very difficult. How can I fix this and create a comfortable control scheme? I'm ready to provide the player control source code to fix this error. Thank you very much in advance!

Gowydot Yes, i try. Its not work.

Currently, my game uses a virtual joystick for movement, touch input for camera rotation, and buttons for jumping and shooting. The problem is that if the player is using the joystick to move forward, they can't rotate the camera or press any buttons. How can I fix this? I've tried numerous approaches, but none have worked. For reference, I'm using "TextureButton" for the buttons and the "Virtual Joystick" asset from the "AssetLib" for the joystick. Thanks in advance!

axolotl, This was told by my tester

I've made a web browser game, and my initial testers are reporting that the game runs poorly and lags at 120 fps. What could be causing this, and how can I fix it? The project was created in Godot 4.3. Thanks in advance

I'm currently developing a game and have implemented screen blurring when the player pauses the game using a shader. However, I've recently discovered that this significantly impacts game performance. How can I blur the background screen without using a shader when the player presses pause?

My project has a mute button on the title screen stage and a mute button on the pause screen. How can I synchronize their work so that when I press the button on the title screen, it affects the button in the pause menu by changing its texture.

I am making my first 2D game to run in a web browser, what techniques can I use to maximize the optimization of my game to run and work without delays in a web browser? I will be glad of any help and advice! Thank you so much in advance!

In my game, I start the gameplay after clicking the left mouse button:

    if event is InputEventMouseButton:
      if event.button_index == MOUSE_BUTTON_LEFT and event.pressed:
        if game_running == false:
          start_game()

But I would like to add a mute button to the main screen. But when you add such a button, when you click on it, the gameplay begins. How can I fix this?
I use tuttorial -

DaveTheCoder Yes, I was thinking of using func _unhandled_input(event: InputEvent) -> void, but I can't start the gameplay properly because of this part of the script. I wrote my project based on a tutorial from Youtube( ). I hope this will help in solving my problem.

DaveTheCoder thanks for trying to help, but I was able to find my own way to solve my problem, which helps to clear the array of pipes after the pipe went out of the field of view of the player's camera

In my game, I start the gameplay after clicking the left mouse button:
if event is InputEventMouseButton:
if event.button_index == MOUSE_BUTTON_LEFT and event.pressed :
if game_running == false:
start_game()
But I would like to add a mute button to the main screen. But when you add such a button, when you click on it, the gameplay begins. How can I make this?

this method is not working, because when you add the VisibleOnScreenNotifier2D node and connect the screen_exited signal for pipes, this causes the project to crash and an error:
Invalid access to property or key 'position' on a base object of type 'previously freed'.

I created a Flappy Bird clone in Godot 4 using a tutorial on YouTube. However, today I encountered a problem with optimizing the game. On mobile devices, it runs with a significant delay because when the pipes go out of view, they don't disappear and continue to exist, putting a load on the device. I know I need to use the VisibleOnScreenNotifier2D node, but I can't just add this node and the check in the script for the pipes because it instantly triggers an error: "Invalid access to property or key 'position' on a base object of type 'previously freed'." and the game crashes. How can I fix this and improve the optimization of my game? Please help me in this difficult situation! Thank you very much in advance!
link tutorial -

In my first 3D game, I wanted to add enemies that would randomly appear on the map and chase the player, but I encountered the problem of the enemies "flying" after the spawn animation played. I decided to use a YouTube tutorial to create the enemies. What could be causing this issue? In my opinion, the code fully corresponds to what is presented in the video. I attached a test photo and video showing that after the spawn animation plays, some enemies shoot up into the sky. I tried changing the position and number of spawn points for the enemies, but that did not help fix the issue at all. I kindly ask for your help with this challenging problem.

link tutorial -

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