u/Ezcha

Howdy folks! I just updated my free custom resources guide for Godot. It's the most viewed post on my website but used to be pretty bare bones, so I decided to go back and expand upon it. It's now better organized with a table of contents, just like my newer guides, and explains things in much more detail. There are also entirely new sections covering the ResourceLoader and ResourceSaver classes, including threaded loading and how to build a simple save system. I hope it can be useful for you all!

Hello again! I just released another free, complete guide for Godot. This time it's all about rendering massive amounts of objects without lag. It walks you through the engine's powerful multi-mesh system step by step, covering how it works, when to use it, and how to create an optimized building brick system with collisions from scratch. It also dives into the low-level RenderingServer and PhysicsServer3D for an even bigger performance boost, then puts it all to the test by rendering a million bricks at once. I put a lot of work into this one, I hope it's useful!