How do you get native performance and forward+ in the browser?? Just for that, it sounds very interesting to host games on your platform :)

At the core of the puzzle mechanics, there is a SwitchHub object to which you can connect switches as input with positive or negative weights, and receivers as output. This switch system is available in my Top-Down Starter Kit on Github.

Maybe scene.get_node("%Landing")

There is a bug when running in-game, the empty curve slots are replaced by a default curve, which messes up the orbital animation. Walkaround : create X and Z curves with a flat zero line.

Yeah! I wrote notes on all the things that did not make sense to me, I will open a proposal to fix them, happy to share the link once I’ve opened it!

I opened Illustrator at work recently and closed it when I realised how complicated it was to create a clipping mask. Just wished they had Affinity Designer or Inkscape :)

Still needs to make the VFX, but the idea is that each time you collect X amount of rubbish, the mothership recycles it and sends you back a healthkit.

Probably the date was written in seconds instead of milliseconds since the Unix Epoch. Got the same funny results at work recently :)

An ArrayMesh is an array containing information such as the vertex positions to create a mesh. I think you can’t really randomly draw different meshes in one particle effect. At least I did not figure it out!

This solution is not perfect and you can also consider using gui/theme/default_font_multichannel_signed_distance_field (which is more expensive in terms of performance).

Congratulations on being parent!

What are the advantages compare to the core input system?

that's exactly what I meant! thank you, I will give TextTools a try. I just played with UcuPaint and I don't think it supports this at the moment. Should I open a feature request @passivestar.bsky.social or is it out of scope?

Looking at UcuPaint I am still wondering if it would handle situations where you need to bake multiple high poly meshes to their respective low poly meshes? Can TexTools handle it?