Object Creation at Runtime for Projectiles with C# and Godot [Andromedoom Dev Log 4]

👾Welcome to the Andromedoom dev logs! In episode 4, I'm showing you how to instantiate per-fabricated objects at runtime in the Godot engine with C#. This is for the purposes of creating the player's fire. In the next episode, I will show you how to handle object destruction. In the dev log, I will be presenting the city building models I pulled together for the remaining four cities in the Asia-Pacific region: Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul, and Tokyo. I hope you enjoy this video series and stick around for the game's development! 👋

⏱️ Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:39 Setting up input map 1:11 Setting up touch screen button 2:34 Setting up projectile scene 4:20 Scripting - Moving the projectile forward 5:12 Scripting - Setting up the Player Fire object 6:00 Scripting - Referencing PackedScene objects in script 7:25 Scripting - Generating objects at runtime 9:14 Scripting - Updating the initial location of objects 12:20 Collision layers and masks 13:46 Scripting - Firing rate 16:30 Attaching signal to the touch screen button 18:10 Dev log - Hong Kong city buildings 19:45 Dev log - Seoul city buildings 21:13 Dev log - Shanghai city buildings 22:27 Dev log - Tokyo city buildings 24:16 Conclusion

📻 Addenda:

1. The forward direction convention in Godot is actually -Z not +Z, so use -Transform.basis.z. for forward movement.
2. Apologies for the audio change halfway. My computer was playing up.

🎶 Music tracks from:

• Flitz&Suppe - Yokai
• Provided by Lofi Girl
• Listen: https://fanlink.to/YokaiEP

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