Finite State Machines Explained In Less Than 10 Minutes

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[ardo]

Thanks man. This is like the tenth video I've watched to learn finite state machines, but you made it finally click for me.

[JasonEllingsworth]

I love that you were detailed and didn't rush through it.

[beep]

Love your style of teaching! So helpful thank you!

[godofdream]

best video of fsm on godot on whole youtube.

[Onkei]

This video is a comprehensive tribute to Phantasy star IV, I love how you took the time to collect pieces of original game magazines and goodies around the game, and reveal the connections between the four Phantasy Star games. Thank you for your dedication and sense of detail to share this video with us, and let this game gem be known or remembered!

[pablorgto]

Nice!! I'm a web developer, but after see a lot of videos yours, I'll try Godot to learning more. Tks!!

[calvinhidude]

I was using this exact character pack, making the states, before looking up how to do states better and found this.

[pepsipwns]

Dora can you find the answer?! Thats right! Its attack!

[admiradorderubis]

obrigado, finalmente consegui entender como implementar de um jeito facil

[Coder-yyxz]

what happens if you jump and do not move? I think you are not resetting jupm to other state and it is not playing idle anim.

[creepinho]

How can I make the character throw a punch?

[filiprank]

Where is the more in-depth video?

Also, would it be wrong to say that the implementation shown here is not SOLID? Specifically, it seems to me like it doesn't respect the open-close principle, since you'd have to edit the actual script every time you want to add a state.