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Bit of a different vibe but I've been slowly working on making a game prototype in a new-to-me engine. As you can see, the UI is giving me some trouble!
What engine?
Godot (specifically Godot 4). I'd always used Unity up until now but it's just getting far too slow and frustrating to use.
Yeah, UI containers are a little weird in Godot. Maybe a center-container (https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/class_centercontainer.html) as parent node would help?
I'll give it a go, thanks! Am still very much at the stage where I don't even know what my options are so I'm just browsing through the node list and trying things at random. This is how we learn! 😆
(p.s. if you're a fellow gamedev, come join us at [email protected])
Trying things at random with a healthy amount of 'git reset' is my go-to learning strategy. And, thanks for link! (just joined)