nothke

Preface

I'm comparing Godot mostly to Unity due to my ~10 years of Unity experience. I'm also primarily working in 3D and C# and that is what I want to use Godot for.

Terms:

• by "export" I mean a variable exposed in the inspector, that's how Godot calls them
• I use the word "prefab" to mean a scene that is intended to be instantiated multiple times, unlike a "level"
• Godot's Resources == Unity's ScriptableObjects
• Godot's collision shapes == Unity's colliders

Pros

devshgraphicsprogramming

Originally posted as a reply to: https://gist.github.com/reduz/c5769d0e705d8ab7ac187d63be0099b5

Turned into a gist due to high likelihood of deletion. Also edited down to not include irrelevant trolling as to be useful to someone else considering Depth Reprojection.

Yes I know SSR and Parallax Corrected Shadowmaps work, but the consequences of errors in those depth tests aren't as high.

Lack of Generality (oh the irony)

You yourself state that this is general purpose engine, how is a technique that will have trouble with:

• deformables (cloth, vegetation, skinned meshes, etc.)

deyindra

import java.util.*;

public class BreadthFirstIterator<T> implements Iterator<T> {
    private Set<T> visited = new HashSet<>();
    private Queue<T> queue = new LinkedList<>();
    private Graph<T> graph;

    public BreadthFirstIterator(Graph<T> g, T startingVertex) {
        if(g.isVertexExist(startingVertex)) {
            this.graph = g;

ccopsey

git branch -m master newname
git push origin newname
# Change "Default Branch" in settings/options in GitHub
git push origin :master