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Asked By | raould |
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Old Version | Published before Godot 3 was released. |
I want to have death or game over animations but e.g. where everything else stops moving, etc.
there are of course a zillion different ways to do that.
what is your favourite way to do that, especially when using Godot???
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Reply From: | Zylann |
A favourite way of doing that will be subjective or specific to a game, so the question is quite wide.
As an example, in my game I show a GUI node in a CanvasLayer located above the level, so I can seamlessly show where and how the avatar died. Also, I can restart the level very fast and hide the GUI so I don’t need to load any scene when doing that.
I don’t have this GUI in every single level though. Instead, I put it in a host scene that is able to load levels as child of itself, a bit like in main.tscn in the Minilens example project.
thanks, that’s the 2nd time somebody mentioned minilens, so i am cloning that. 
raould | 2016-10-16 07:34