Hmmm… that’s not what your video is showing or what that field means. The field that FPS sets (the time on the right) means “what is the amount of time this entire animation should take to play”. It is also very dependent on your game framerate, and usually has nothing to do with the number of frames of animation you have in your single animation.
You can have a 20 frame animation but still only want it to be played at 15 frames per second, because the animation is meant to happen over more than 1 second.
Your animation having 4 frames doesn’t mean it should have a framerate of 4 in most cases, and your video shows that both of those animations seem too slow (to me) at the rates you’ve set.
I’ve now checked Defold, GMS2, and Unity, and none of them set “framerate to play the animation” to the same number as “number of frames in this animation” by default, and I’m pretty sure you wouldn’t want them too.
Either the second or third last new update disallows minimizing the preview window through clicking on other programs via the task bar. Including the GDev console program. Would be nice to have that back as it makes real time debugging much easier. Thanks!
can we have a timer that is independant to the time scale ? it’s too complicated to implement your own functions everytime especially when creating games where precise timings are needed.
Add a Preferences switch to choose if Ctrl + Left Mouse or Shift + Left Mouse should be used to select multiple objects in the scene.
The thing is, in Windows, Photoshop Layers,… Ctrl is used to select multiple individual files and folders. But in Gdevelop, the object is copied to the same position and can lead to problems because it is not visible that 2 or 5 identical instances are now one above the other.
1 - Insertion of an automatic identification (ID) for each instance created: So whenever we create an instance of a given object, we would have an ID of its own for that deviated instance, and this would avoid creating an object ID variable.
2 - Possibility of being able to identify the object by the name of the animation as well as using number
Add a possibility to remove from global objects if you have mistakenly placed an object as such. This avoids having to delete the object and re-add it!
This isn’t possible, because a project file doesn’t store a global object in all scenes, but in a general scope over all scenes. The scenes pick up the global object in a kind of parent scope.
If you remove a global object with the button of your mockup, all scenes using the global object will be broken because the reference to the object will be gone in the general scope.
Actually, a global object cannot be canceled for this reason.
Then the question is, how do you think the “Remove global object” button should act?
Remove the object from all scenes that have the object neither in the layout nor references to it in the event sheet, keep it in the others as a scene object?
*-Improve search and highlight results when searching for a condition/action/object/group * 5.0.128
Please add an option switch for that.
It’s not that helpful sry and it looks soo bad, especially in dark theme, because then the text has less contrast.
-Rework slightly the true/false and yes/no fields to make clearer they are switches 5.0.128
It looks worse to me, doesn’t fit with the rest of the design and the position in open event is worse.
Hi, a grid based layout of behaviors and extensions would make it easier to browse. I like to see what’s there and might not be searching for anything specific and there’s a lot of scrolling to see them all. Each behavior and extension could have its gorgeous icon, its name and depending on how you wanted to do it, a description below it or as a hover tip. And also, is there a place that lists when there’s extensions added?
With the new updates of version 135, they could add an F2 shortcut for editing objects, by clicking on it. Since currently when clicking on an object, it is selected, and this would be interesting for those who want to rename it. This is a welcome improvement.
