2 3D Models as two separate nodes in one scene?

This is a READ-ONLY snapshot of the Godot Community Forums when TwistedTwigleg was the owner, which is hosted for archival reasons only. The current Godot Community Forums can be found here.

Some links may point to external websites, including the current Godot Community Forums. These websites are not associated with TwistedTwigleg.

2 3D Models as two separate nodes in one scene?

Amon

Hi! I am new to Godot and am having trouble separating models snd scene geometry.

How do I do the following?

Have one node for the scene, one node for player and one node for the enemy without them effecting eachother when it comes to physics nodes and materials?

Basically, think GameObjects in Unity which is what I have come from. What are GameObjects for models called in Godot and how do I separate them?

cybereality

In Godot they are called Scenes. Scenes can be nested, basically anything can be a Scene.

You can also check out this book for Unity developers new to Godot.

Amon

cybereality I'm not seeing the link. [I see it now. Had to turn off AdBlock]

Tomcat

Here it describes the concept of scenes and nodes. It may be simpler than the book @cybereality mentioned, but it should suffice for an initial overview.