- Simple top down shooter made in Godot for this tutorial: - Miziziziz/TopDownShooter.
- By older mac I mean a mac of 2010 version or even earlier then this shortcut key won't work for them you need to hold the option when the computer is turning on and then select the recovery partition of the mac.
- Simple top down shooter made in Godot for this tutorial: - Miziziziz/TopDownShooter.
- By older mac I mean a mac of 2010 version or even earlier then this shortcut key won't work for them you need to hold the option when the computer is turning on and then select the recovery partition of the mac.
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