I was wondering why on #Godot 3.x TouchButtons are Node2D, not Control nodes, and I assume it's, surprisingly, because we usually don't want the controls to scale with the screen resolution. We generally want their size to be consistent between platforms. It doesn't necessarily do the job, but I can see the intend now

I need to reconsider my stance on code quality in game development 🧵
A bad performant game ≠ a buggy game. People tend to not be lenient on the later. So, even though Undertale is famous for bad code, I personally haven't seem people complaining of major bugs

Probably nobody will have this issue with #Godot , but leaving here in the internet, just in case; I had an issue where I wanted to load a resource with inputs, include it in the InputMap and then free the reference. It didn't work. For some reason, Godot didn't want to leave the reference, even doing it manually.
The solution was then to duplicate the inputs from the resource, so the inputmap would have its own copy.

Unreal Engine and Version Control https://frederickkdp.github.io/game_dev/ue_journal/2025/03/28/ue-vc.html #UnrealEngine5 #version_control #csv