I have some experience with the visual coding that Godot has/had (they’re deprecating it) and it looked like a useful tool for, say you’ve got an artist on the team who does all the creature models, the visual code stuff would be good for them to program the behavior of some little background creature in. Like I could see doing the AI for a chicken in it. Wander a random distance between 1 and 5 meters, peck(), play cluck.wav, scratch(). That way the programming that’s really the artist’s job can get done, but the REAL coding work like game logic can be done by the programmers on the team.
I have some experience with the visual coding that Godot has/had (they’re deprecating it) and it looked like a useful tool for, say you’ve got an artist on the team who does all the creature models, the visual code stuff would be good for them to program the behavior of some little background creature in. Like I could see doing the AI for a chicken in it. Wander a random distance between 1 and 5 meters, peck(), play cluck.wav, scratch(). That way the programming that’s really the artist’s job can get done, but the REAL coding work like game logic can be done by the programmers on the team.
Again, this feature has been deprecated.