Efficient 2D Pathfinding in Godot Using NavigationServer2D
Learn how to set up a navigation mesh with NavigationServer2D, query paths, and handle runtime updates without sacrificing frame rate.
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Learn how to set up a navigation mesh with NavigationServer2D, query paths, and handle runtime updates without sacrificing frame rate.
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When working with dates in Godot 4.x, I receive a Unix timestamp (seconds since the epoch) and need to represent it as a local date/time for a specific IANA time zone, such as “Europe/Paris”. The engine provides OS.get_unix_time() and the Date class, but it is unclear whether these functions automatically apply the zone’s offset or if I must calculate it man