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In the version shown in the video the cut was implemented via boolean operators in godot; But in the current version leandrodreamer contributed a shader based implementation that is much faster; you can find the code here github.com/NeoSpark314/BeepSaber

No; it's a prototype and contains only basic gameplay mechanics. The main puprose of it was to test if jog-in-place could work in an open interactive environment.

Yes; stick locomotion is also implemented; and mining/building can also be done via button presses instead of arm swing.

@@NeoSpark314 yay just downloaded it

From where did you download the application? It only works with the .apk from the github. You need to create the folders BeepSaber/Songs/... in your quest root folder and also unpack the song in its own subfolder; you also need to grant the application the permission to read files from your sdcard for it to work. It should then load the song information from the contained file. Where did you try to ask on discord? At the moment there is no dedicated discord to beep saber.

I mean this github: github.com/NeoSpark314/BeepSaber the version that is part of the toolkit does NOT support custom songs

@@NeoSpark314 i guess I misunderstood then. That GitHub is where I started. The game file didn't seem to be in it, so I went to the second link, (the Side Quest app) which had an apk in it. I have the GitHub files as well as the Side Quest file(s). It sounds like i need to get rid of the Side Quest one, and try again then.

@@Richard97402 Yes; the sidequest version is the full toolkit where beep saber was only a small demo application; since then I created a stand alone version of it as an open source project. This version is not available yet on sidequest. Let me know how it goes and feel free to ask again if you run into problems.

@@NeoSpark314 Where do I get the game file then? I downloaded the GitHub packet again, and there is no APK in the folders. Is it something other than an APK, or am I somehow missing it?

For jog you really need to raise your knees so that the jog detection triggers; but there is also standard mode where you can use the trigger to move; for the craft you have to do a large swing with your controller; a short distance will not trigger (but in standard mode you can also just press X/A button)

You need the wood and stone crafting table to make the specific tool. You can craft a wood crafting table on top of a tree trunk.

@@NeoSpark314 but how do i make a wooden pickaxe, i put 3 wooden planks and 2 socks in the middle

@@zetushi6932 This sounds correct. Did you do it on top of a wood crafting table?

@@NeoSpark314 yes

@@zetushi6932 Not sure what is going wrong for you. If you want you can join our discord server here: discord.gg/5cb444tbzV there asking questions and discussing solutions is a bit easier than in youtube comments.

Looks like someone doesn’t know that game development isn’t as easy as they think! Not everyone is an expert, you just have impossibly high standards.

Then check out the source code make the improvements you want to see. If you can fantastic if can't you may gain an appreciation of all the effort, frustration, stress, and skill involved in the creation and maintenance of software.

its... a demo... for developing vr games with godot... not meant to be a beat saber alternative

@@lionelt.9124 I don't wanna see improvements on a straight up clone

@@Imgone12321 It's not just a clone, it's open source game in an open source engine Godot. I'm coming from the perspective of someone who is learning Godot to make things for myself and to share with others. It's an expressive thing to participate in. Beep Saber is cool for that reason. You're coming from the perspective of a consumer it seems which is fine as well. That just means that for you the tools and opportunity of creative expression just aren't as appealing as the result of other peoples expression.

Thanks! Yes... it turned out that implementing mobs is quite a huge chunk of work (both from the coding side as well as the modeling and animation side); but the project is open source and we have a discord where some people already discuss contributions to the project. So in case you have some experience in these areas (and free time) feel free to jump in :-)

Yes; I do each time I look at it again :-)

@@NeoSpark314 HOW DO I ACESS MY INVENTORYYYYY

@@N_SPAMZ rotate your palm upwards

If I remember correctly I used just a Halton sequence; but it was over 10 years ago that I implemented this test so I don't know for sure.

I don't remember the details as it was some time ago but I think it was sampling (and averaging) multiple point lights from the RSM surrounding the center pixel with some distance based heuristic to filter only lights that are close enough.

@@NeoSpark314 Ah, I think I understand now. Thank you, Professor.

One potential solution would be to use controller-relative movement direction instead of look direction; but I have not yet implemented this. The main motivation for jog in place was a locomotion method that can be used with hand tracking and that leaves your hands free. With controllers there is also stick-based locomotion. (and jumping is not yet in the prototype at all)

You probably mean the toolbelt; not sure what is happening that you can't take it out again; but there is an option on the game start to reset your crafting guide.

Holger Dammertz I used the option, although it didn’t do anything

The readme I have on the github contains some information about the steps: github.com/NeoSpark314/seurat-godot-plugin

@@NeoSpark314 Thx

I'm kinda late but red matter 1 and 2 use a heavily modified version of unreal engine, Not godot, godot is harder to develop these kind of realistic graphics for