Agree on everything, but from a pure performance point of view I can see the advantages of having the least number of textures I guess...
That's why I was asking (never worked with 3D yet)

So... Exactly about pixel art textures. I was told to map them in an Atlas: multiple textures in a single file for optimization.
But... That sounds... not very manageable in the development phase...

Love it, and really matching a style I had in mind for a future project.
Will contact you with tons of work probably, if everything goes well and you are available 😁

Is Dijkstra tho.
That alone is enough for me (and sharing the opinion)

Getting ready for Christmas xD
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Not like I couldn't 😂
But I shouldn't 🥲

#adulting

I mean, yeah... But I only followed people that at the beginning only talked about game dev.
I guess it's natural in the end blurring the line of communication on a personal account? 😅

I understand why people post it, because they are important things to complain about... But since everyone usually mixes their account contents, it's so hard to disconnect or focus on something (indie game dev) on any social network 😣

But I hated Marble Madness as a child 🤣

I always tell to myself I'll start as soon as I have something to show 😅

Any advice on what to do?
For the future me :)

You can also enable linting directly in the #godot editor with the gdLinter addon.
It runs automatically on save, so you get instant feedback instead of waiting until commit time to fix style issues.

godotengine.org/asset-librar...