Godot Engine GPT

[alexissantos]

A friend of mine made a Godot Engine assistant, and I can't help but feel like "talking to/with the docs" is going to be a super helpful new paradigm.

[pixelbyindex]

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[SeanAnderson]

This link just continually prompts me to Sign Up for GPT even though I'm already signed in? Are OpenAI sessions broken currently or am I doing something wrong?

Are others upvoting this without confirming it works? Or is it working for others?

[conscion]

I had to go to the ChatGPT main interface and then back to the Godot GPT; and then it picked up my login.

[mindwok]

It’s working for me on mobile

[porl]

For someone who doesn't have an openai account, what can this do?

[pixelbyindex]

I don't have any insight into training GPTs, so I have to ask, what was this assistant trained on? I could imagine any combination of

- Official documentation

- Official Source code

- Repositories on Github/other VCS solutions

- Blogs / Tutorials

Also, does it emphasize GDScript vs C# or is it intended to be impartial?

I have really been wanting to train one myself but haven't had the time to look into how these specific GPTs are trained

[SushiHippie]

You don't train GPTs, you basically give it a few files and it can "decide" through embeddings, which files (or parts of files) are relevant for your question/query/prompt.

I asked it what the knowledge base provided consists of:

> Understood. My knowledge base consists of comprehensive and detailed documentation related to the Godot game engine. This includes, but is not limited to:

> 1. *General Overview and Features of Godot*: Information about the engine's capabilities, architecture, and general use cases. 2. *Programming in Godot*: Guidance on scripting, including GDScript, C#, and visual scripting. 3. *Scene and Node System*: Details on how Godot's scene and node architecture works. 4. *2D and 3D Development*: Specifics on creating and managing both 2D and 3D games. 5. *User Interface Design*: Information on designing UIs within the Godot engine. 6. *Animation and Sound*: Details on implementing animations and sound in games. 7. *Physics and Collisions*: Information on physics engines and collision detection. 8. *Optimization and Performance*: Best practices for optimizing game performance. 9. *Exporting and Publishing Games*: Steps and considerations for exporting games to various platforms.

> If your question relates to any of these areas or anything specific to the Godot engine, feel free to ask!

[para_parolu]

I made a similar one https://chat.openai.com/g/g-OTqSYCpL5

The main issue is it pretty hard to make it stop giving docs for v3. And since API changed (methods and node names) it often gives frustrating answers

[TulliusCicero]

Nice, will this work for C# code too, or just GDScript?

[CodeCube]

Yes it works for C#!