How I Fan 3D Cards in Godot 4
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Published 2022-08-09
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:45 Making 3D cards
02:08 The hand node
02:35 Spreading the cards horizontally
05:00 The Curve resource
07:22 Spreading the cards vertically
08:24 Rotating the cards
09:22 Closing words
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All Comments (21)
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This is a great video! If anyone is wondering, in the new GDScript instead of the interpolate() function there's a sample() function instead for curves. Took me a minute of exploration and research to get to, so hopefully this speeds up the process for the next person.
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I found it really useful that you explained your thought process so well. The illustrations really helped in that regard.
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Love the visuals. Thank you for sharing and taking the time to put this together!
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This was beautiful to watch. Very elegant solutions.
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This is such a good video, it helped me in specific how to go along making a drawing program work even with quick and long strokes
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What a stellar video. Your editing and video composition is of really high quality. Not to mention your clear method of explaining the subject matter.
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Extremely good video format! I like how you breakdown the problem and describe what you are trying to achieve first and then build on top of the problem incrementally.
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Wow this is amazing, I didn't know you were doing a course to create a card game, oh this looks fun, I think I'll be encouraged these days to buy your course
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Very clear and nice editing
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Thanks a lot. I found another tutorial which was way to complicated using multiple sinus and cosinus function. Your solution is way easier to understand and easier to compute.
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Very helpful, thank you!
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Beautiful. Your code is always so clean and clear
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Your content is in another level of production
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Awesome tutorial!
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So well done with the animations in between. It's obvious that you put a lot of time and effort into this!
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really cool and helpful, thanks! :)
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Great video x
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Very clean & concise tutorial. The effort put into the editing really payed off.
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HOLUP......You have a course?! I loved your dragging camera example in Godot 3. I just bought your course. Can't wait to dive in!!
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Now this is crazy good as a tutorial.
