I was hoping you wouldn't ask, haha! That was left in because my gut tells me it is necessary to make these changes work on iPhone. However, I don't have an ios dev kit or any ios devices to test on. I

Use GLES3. GLES2 should only be used if you are targeting old hardware, in which case there is nothing that can be done. No amount of software can improve your hardware.

Thank you! I am very proud of this one.

Thanks! I appreciate the comment! It's always nice for Godot to get a little more exposure.

You can make it so objects do not react to light in the scene by setting the "unshaded" flag in the SpatialMaterial. Also it's great to see projects made in Godot on here! Allonian seed is looking

Thanks @ms10398! I appreciate the support. I look forward to making more posts in the future.

I appreciate the kind words. I have been dedicating a lot of time over the last few months to Godot and I'm glad it shows.

Great idea! Haha. If i ever did turn this into a release quality demo i think i would experiment with some simple procedural ships too.

I really appreciate that! I hope to contribute lots more of similar quality.

That was a very rude way to say that my contribution was too short to be considered by Utopian. You have to understand that writing documentation for a large open source project is not the same as documenting

I'd really like to do that. It will likely come after the Godot 3.1 release. For the same reasons as stated above.

It isn't right now. But it will be soon. I am using a custom release of Godot that I built from source because of a few bugs. I don't want to release the code until people can run it with the current version

Currently the player explores by expending a certain amount of resources and energy. Typically the map is not uncovered the way it is in these screenshots. When gameplay is further along I will make sure

Done! I had usage and install instructions under the title 'Contributing' I have updated the README to be more clear in this pull request Thanks for taking a look!

Definitely! It is not a question of if, but when. The scope of the work means that it will take me awhile to plan and prepare for a tutorial.

I would like to eventually! There is definitely a distinct lack of good tutorials on rendering volumetrics, especially clouds. But the size of a tutorial on this would be huge!

Thank you @scipio! I'm glad you caught that.

Which documentation are you referring to? I am unaware of something that teaches new users how to get up and running. The purpose of this article was to teach new users how to set up a local server and

Thank you!