| @tool | |
| class_name Trees extends MultiMeshInstance3D | |
| # Dimensions of the area to scatter the trees | |
| @export var width: float = 2000.0 | |
| @export var height: float = 2000.0 | |
| @export var terrain: Terrain3D = null | |
| @export var tree_spread_region_size: float = 20000.0 |
In Godot's 2D UI, I often find myself needing to dynamically add and subtract rows of data (such as in a multiplayer lobby system, an inventory system, etc).
JamminList makes updating lists and grids really easy! Build your UI and provide a template row (and an optional header row), along with a function to update every item in the list/grid, and then let JamminList do the rest.
JamminList.update_list(nodes: Array[Node], items: Array[Variant], header: bool, update_func: Callable)
Example:
| class_name JamminSync extends Node | |
| # In-progress, doesn't work (yet). | |
| # A simpler sync system for Godot. | |
| # Add as an autoload named "Sync" or let JamminSync handle it. | |
| # Usage: | |
| # Sync.sync_prop_reliable(self, "prop_name") | |
| # Sync.sync_prop_unreliable(self, "prop_name") | |
| @export var log_syncs: bool = true |
| # Allows a model to be deconstructed into various parts with physics | |
| # Attached to a CollisionShape3D, which has a reference to a node that it'll | |
| # deconstruct with. | |
| # Just set this as the script of any CollisionShape3Ds that you want to do this | |
| # with and then edit the nodes in your editor | |
| class_name Deconstructible extends CollisionShape3D | |
| # Any nodes you want removed from the original parent and | |
| # added to the new RigidBody3D parent | |
| @export var parts: Array[Node3D] = [] |
The Lobby node handles Godot 4.x multiplayer game session management, including hosting, joining, and basic player state synchronization.
You can use this to
In rough order, skills that I find important for React Native developers:
| You are an email prioritization assistant. Analyze the following email and determine its priority level. | |
| Consider these factors for priority classification: | |
| GENERAL FACTORS: | |
| - Sender importance and relationship | |
| - Time sensitivity of the content | |
| - Required actions or responses | |
| - Impact of delayed response | |
| - Complexity of the request |
(Fetched from https://web.archive.org/web/20171113033553/http://community.rubymotion.com/t/so-react-native-impacts-on-rubymotion/1363)
Bill - 2016-01-25 15:36:44 UTC
Really don't want to stir up controversy here, but what impacts are we as a community facing or expecting from React-Native? The React-Native story seems compelling, but I have a deep aversion to JavaScript in all its forms and variants. It's one reason I'm doing RubyMotion rather than Rails. 😏
I confess to being at least slightly concerned/disturbed by the significant interest being shown in it by Infinite Red, who have produced gems I rely on. I'm fairly distanced from the broader reaches of the tech community (the nice way to say I'm narrowly focused, I guess) so have no clue how this is landing in the development world at large. But I'm concerned for RubyMotion as I find it a wonderful platform for iOS development. I'm expecting the same to emerge for Android as the various gems prolife
| class_name SingleEffect extends Node3D | |
| var effects: Array[GPUParticles3D] = [] | |
| var effects_completed: int = 0 | |
| func _ready(): | |
| # get all the GPUParticles3D nodes under this node | |
| for child in get_children(): | |
| if child is GPUParticles3D: effects.append(child) |