Beginner 3D Game Development | Godot Engine 4.4 | First Flight Sim: A Bridge in the Sky

Godot 4.4: Building Bridges & Planning Greenery!

We’re back, adding a bridge to our arena and planning our next steps! Today, we’re focusing on organizing our scene, creating a bridge platform, and considering adding some environmental details using Blender.

What We’ll Cover:

Organizing our scene by creating separate ground and bridge scenes.
Calculating and setting the dimensions of our bridge platform.
Positioning the bridge platform in the sky.
Testing our flight mechanics with the new bridge platform.
Planning to use Blender to create environmental assets like bushes and trees.

Why This Matters:

Organizing scenes improves project maintainability.
Adding platforms and obstacles enhances gameplay variety.
Using external tools like Blender expands our asset creation capabilities.

Key Steps:

Created separate ground and bridge scenes to organize our project.
Calculated and set the dimensions of the bridge platform to 334x1x45.
Positioned the bridge platform 50 meters in the sky.
Tested our flight mechanics, flying under and over the bridge.
Planned to use Blender to create environmental assets like bushes and trees to add detail to our scene.

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Next Up:

We’ll dive into Blender to create some environmental assets like bushes and trees. Then, we’ll bring those assets into Godot to enhance our scene. Stay tuned!

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