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In regard to the vertical slice. Do studios work on/produce it to pitch a game or is it used as a milestone to reassure the money people that the game is progressing? (or both)?

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The vertical slice is a big milestone in a game's development because it shows the entire game coming together in a cohesive play experience. Since it shows all of the major systems in the game working together, it naturally answers most questions about how the game will play. Call of Duty, Pokemon, Madden, etc.).

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Dev snapshot: Godot 3.5 beta 5

Mircosoft Game Dev

In order to benefit you should be moving your objects and running your game logic in _physics_process(). This ensures your game will run the same on all machines. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. It is really as simple as that to get started, place them wherever you like in your game level.

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Release candidate: Godot 3.5 RC 1

Mircosoft Game Dev

In order to benefit you should be moving your objects and running your game logic in _physics_process(). This ensures your game will run the same on all machines. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. It is really as simple as that to get started, place them wherever you like in your game level.

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Release candidate: Godot 3.5 RC 3

Mircosoft Game Dev

In order to benefit you should be moving your objects and running your game logic in _physics_process(). This ensures your game will run the same on all machines. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. It is really as simple as that to get started, place them wherever you like in your game level.

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Release candidate: Godot 3.5 RC 8

Mircosoft Game Dev

In order to benefit you should be moving your objects and running your game logic in _physics_process(). This ensures your game will run the same on all machines. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. It is really as simple as that to get started, place them wherever you like in your game level.

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Release candidate: Godot 3.5 RC 6

Mircosoft Game Dev

In order to benefit you should be moving your objects and running your game logic in _physics_process(). This ensures your game will run the same on all machines. Anything behind the polygon will be culled from view. It is really as simple as that to get started, place them wherever you like in your game level.

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Release candidate: Godot 3.5 RC 2

Mircosoft Game Dev

The fix seems relatively safe but this will require heavy testing to make sure it doesn't regress - if you have 3D games using Bullet physics, please try this RC 2 and report any issue. In order to benefit you should be moving your objects and running your game logic in _physics_process(). This should show up initially as a quad.

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