Frosted Ember Has Returned Again thanks to pauldrewett [not opensource]

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Hey everyone! :waving_hand:
I’m working on a Minecraft-Style voxel game using Godot 4, and I’m super excited to share it with the community!

This project is now closed source. I’m still looking for people who might want to join in — whether you’re into coding, UI/UX, 3D modeling, or just want to test it out and give feedback!

ATTENTION : U CAN HELP ME VOLUNTARILY IF U ARE REALLY INTERESTED IN WHAT I AM LEARNING + BUILDING AND THIS IS NOT A JOB POST OR ANYTHING JUST TO LEARN AND BUILD AMAZING PROJECT THX : ]

You can check out the codes and clone the repo for testing but dont take it like its yours just give the credits😄 :heart_eyes:

→ :laptop:GitHub - lighttimes0/FrostedEmber-Repo: This is a learning project

:white_check_mark: What’s Already Included

:brick: Block placing and destroying
:hammer_and_wrench: Inventory system - adding and dropping items
:sunrise_over_mountains: Voxel terrain generation (early stage)
:hammer_and_wrench: Chunk loading and unloading around the player
:backpack: Hotbar and inventory system
:hammer_and_wrench: Completed inventory system
:joystick: Third-person player movement
:hammer_and_wrench: Added trees in the terrain (currently using dirt and grass as placeholders; easily changeable in chunk.gd)
:joystick: Add new blocks easily via custom BlockItemData resources
:hammer_and_wrench: Add new weapons via WeaponItemData resources
:hammer_and_wrench: Add new items via ItemData resource files
:hammer_and_wrench: Items can appear in the world as RigidBody3D objects
:hammer_and_wrench: Ability system is being planned — you can contribute ideas too!
:joystick: There’s even more to come — feel free to check the GDD if you’re interested (private for now)

:light_bulb: What I’m Hoping to Add
----- godot for client side (the thing u see like button player etc…) :heart_eyes:
----- i will connect the client with the server i made in c++ and nodejs using godot
---- websocket multiplpayer etc

and
--------C++ backend or fast and flexible kinda good ok
--------Nodejs (Rest API) for login registration :grinning_face:

:man_standing: Rank System (for player levels or roles)
:video_game: Ability system (in progress)
:high_voltage: Blox Fruits-style abilities (If you haven’t seen Blox Fruits, check it out on YouTube — it’s awesome!)

…and much more! :fire:

:handshake: How You Can Help
Code contributions, ideas, or bug fixes

UI design or improvements

3D models, textures, or VFX

Testing and feedback

:speech_balloon: I’m only 14 years old, still learning both game dev and managing school life, so I might not be able to do everything alone. But I’m really passionate about this and hoping for a good future.

You can check out the codes and clone the repo for testing but dont take it like its yours just give the credits😄 :heart_eyes:

→ :laptop:GitHub - lighttimes0/FrostedEmber-Repo: This is a learning project

Sorry — the project is no longer open source, but I truly appreciate any interest, support, or encouragement. Let’s still build something awesome together! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:



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I recommend you to put this topic in a different category, because you’re not asking for help:)

Interesting game though!

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have u checked the game

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I’m not sure if i can, i’m on mobile, OH i haven’t read the whole thing yet, Sorry! This Is related to help!

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ok next time BYE

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Well, the Showcase is the only one suitable for this type of category (I can’t find any better one (Maybe Help?))

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respond please

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I would highly discourage bumping like this. If people are interested, they will respond and contribute.

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There is also a better way to bump topics,

As @winston-yallow would explain it…

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This looks incredibly sketchy, I would discourage anyone from participating.

  • AI generated ‘job post’ to help with vague project for free ?
  • New Github profile
  • Code isn’t in Git properly, it’s a sketchy named .7z zip folder

May be innocent, noob getting into programming but lot of red flags here.

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Hey, you could add some screenshots. Otherwise, it’s sounds good. Keep it up!

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Why would you even add a zip file in a github repo? Even worse, it is 7z for some reason

Seems like you don’t know the 7z file type (my guesses). It is in the “zip file category” and can compress files the most (Like 85% of the actual file size (Insane))

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I understand what 7z is, but it’s in git. I can understand zipping up fonts, many large images, etc, but the source code of everything? Defeats the purpose of compressing/zipping it, but again, if he’s a noob programmer to all of this I can understand.

Anything could be in there, malicious files.

Look at this post, look at his account - there’s a lot of red flags here. I do not recommend opening that zip at all.

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I am thinking of opening it in a VM

Curiosity :sparkles:

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Bro why u guys are so arrogrant i am jsut starting out and helping for help if u dont want to help me so its okay i dont minid i am learning not making project i am just asking for help and u know that i am only 14 so III am nooooob as u said guys dont give m ebad comments

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and i have updated the game now there is proper inventory system and i will update my github repository to use google drive instead of it properly sorry guys

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and i dont even say its a job post its a learning one i am learning i am sorry if u misunderstand it

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I have also change it to drive for security u said btw how can i make it secure

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and i have chnage it to google drive and github thx for u great help

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People are not being arrogant, they are giving a fair warning to be cautious. Generally, with open-source, some form of version control like git is used. The reason why some people were cautious is because you zipped everything up, which is unneccesary and uncommon. It could contain anything.

If you want to learn, and have people join your project, it’s probably best to use git (via Github for example), bit make sure it’s not zipped. Doing this, all files can be seen before someone clones your depository.

Overall, people gave you good advice to get people on board:

  • Add some screenshots. People will get an idea an feeling with your project.
  • Dont use a zipped or compressed file with git.
  • Be cautious about new accounts asking you to open zip files.

All in all, if you fix that feedback you’d probably see more interest from the community.

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