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Der Chaos Computer Club ist die größte europäische Hackervereinigung, und seit über 25 Jahren Vermittler im Spannungsfeld technischer und sozialer Entwicklungen.

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00:48:48

Tilemaps (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/12

This talk explores the powerful capabilities and practical challenges of working with Godot’s tilemap system, drawing from real-world experience building an open world game. From optimization techniques that keep large worlds running smoothly to the underutilized Scene Tiles feature, you’ll learn how to leverage tilemaps beyond basic level design. The session covers procedural generation using noise and resources for testing, serialization strategies that make saving and loading efficient, and the

00:26:26

Art Direction Crash Course (for non-artists)...

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2025/11/12

A talk aimed at non-artists that covers "how to art direct". We will cover basics like lighting, colors and shape language. But also teach how to stylize, what the difference between a moodboard and a reference board is and just general art knowledge that will be helpful for programmers, gamedesigners and leveldesigners. Licensed to the public under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ about this event: https://pretalx.godotfest.com/godotfest-25/talk/XFVHEE/

00:26:00

One Does Not Simply Ship Web Games with Godot (Yet)...

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2025/11/12

Godot is growing fast, but when it comes to web game development, is it really ready for production? In this talk, I’ll explore the current state of Godot Web, focusing on what works, what breaks, and what’s missing for real-world use. I’ll walk through the actual release of a game I published on CrazyGames, sharing what it took to make it work (custom build setups, performance struggles, iOS limitations, and memory leak issues). Along the way, I’ll show practical workarounds, gotchas to watch out

00:51:48

Shipping Godot: From Build to Player (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/12

Which platform should you ship and when should you branch out? This panel brings together perspectives from web, PC storefronts, consoles, and mobile to compare the main paths and what they typically ask of a Godot project. We’ll talk about assessing platform fit, what “ready for console” really looks like, how challenging different routes can be, and sensible ways to stage a multi-platform release. Expect candid experiences, high-level trade-offs, common pitfalls to avoid, and flexible guidance you

00:52:05

Making of Cards in Fogpiercer (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/12

We put in a lot of effort to make the cards in Fogpiercer feel and look awesome, the cards need a lot of information that is then also communicated to the player. In the talk I'll show how we went about implementing both 2D and 3D versions of the cards. There's a lot to consider with cards in games, in a way they're a bit like buttons, buttons with tons of information and requiremnents, they also need animations and juicy visuals that support player fantasy. Fogpiercer uses both 2D and 3D cards,

00:50:33

Building Starfinder: Professional Godot at Scale...

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2025/11/11

As Godot gains traction in game development, a critical question remains: can it handle professional, large-scale production? This talk presents a case study from [Epictellers](https://www.epictellers.com/), where 30 developers are building Starfinder - a full-scale RPG. We examine the practical realities of pushing Godot beyond its traditional indie roots, sharing both the unexpected wins and the genuine challenges encountered when scaling the engine for commercial AA

00:31:01

GdUnit4 live demo + technical overview (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/11

See how professional testing fits naturally into Godot. In this fast‑paced live demo, Mike Schulze (creator of GdUnit4) writes and runs tests for gameplay logic and scenes, showcasing fluent assertions, scene runners, and tight editor integration - so you can iterate faster with confidence. You’ll learn practical patterns for keeping projects shippable: structuring test suites, isolating dependencies, and wiring tests into CI to catch regressions early. Walk away with a clear checklist to bring

00:22:36

Putting Players First (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/11

This talk explores the critical role of human-centered research in making game development more accessible and inclusive. In both everyday life and leisure activities, people with impairments, as well as underrepresented groups, often face exclusion—sometimes unintentionally, but with lasting impact. Leading a self-determined life is a fundamental right for everyone, and this is not only a moral imperative but also reflected in legal frameworks demanding equal access and participation. As game

00:25:23

From Theora to AV1: Transforming Video Workflows in...

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2025/11/11

Godot’s video playback remains constrained by the outdated Ogg/Theora codec, limiting quality and integration. My talk introduces “Video Toolkit for Godot” (VTG), an open source extension proposing modern AV1 software decoding with cross-platform support. I’ll discuss VTG’s approach to future hardware acceleration, key design choices, and practical challenges. Attendees will see early results, with an open discussion welcomed to gather thoughts and suggestions. The built-in video playback in Godot

00:54:35

Don't ship the wrong game! (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/11

Shipping a good game that no one desires is a sad affair. It's also easy to accidentally make a production too large. I'll share how we avoid this by building many prototypes, evaluating them against real people and then go into an appropriately scoped production, staying happy devs in rough times. Maybe most importantly, i'll share how we validate prototypes to find the games with potential among the crowd, as it's simply not something predictable or plannable. Licensed to the public under

00:27:14

DENOG17 Closing (denog17)

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2025/11/11

It's a wrap! Licensed to the public under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog17/talk/HLJTHQ/

00:45:14

Plants, Polygons and Pixels: (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/11

Whether you're working on a stylized open-world game or a realistic landscape visualization, vegetation will be a major part of your application's graphics. But it's also uniquely tough to create and render: diverse habitats, delicate geometry, complex shading, and unique animation require an entire toolbox of tricks to look good. In this presentation, we'll showcase our easy and free workflows for creating 3D assets of realistic foliage and trees, reveal the most important shading tricks to get

00:50:52

A Peek Under the Hood: Technical Learnings from Halls...

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2025/11/11

The development of Halls of Torment has taught us many lessons about making commercial games in Godot. In this talk we will take a deep dive into the games' code and share our learnings about project structure, programming patterns, performance profiling, and many other technical topics. With Halls of Torment being our first Godot-based commercial project we've had to figure out how to accommodate all of our technical requirements in a timely manner. We've made a lot of mistakes, learned many

00:09:51

Going Large: Extended Route Targets or Extended...

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2025/11/11

Conventional BGP Route-Targets are not large enough for modern large-scale eBGP-only EVPN-VXLAN fabrics. We will look into a new type of Route Target I propose, the "Extended Route Target" based on BGP Large Communities Licensed to the public under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog17/talk/JVGJ8S/

00:28:17

You can’t just model a train in Netbox: About...

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2025/11/11

At DB Fernverkehr, we are running some IT Infrastructure on a large fleet of ICE Trains. In the past, there was only WIFI for the passengers, and many systems were handled as “embedded systems”. Nowadays, more aspects of “modern IT infrastructure” are part of the IT in trains, providing additional services like passenger information. This talk gives a quick introduction of what is happening on the trains, as well as some of the challenges compared to infrastructure built in data centers: How to

00:29:57

Merging Service Provider Networks (denog17)

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2025/11/11

As the German service provider market slowly consolidates, network engineers and architects will increasingly face the complex challenge of merging service provider networks. This technical talk dives into the intricacies of integrating distinct IP/MPLS network infrastructures, focusing on practical considerations and potential pitfalls. Based on past experience, we will discuss the general approach to such a project, key architectural considerations, and challenges related to routing protocols and

00:49:45

Godot meets JetBrains: (godotfest2025)

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2025/11/11

JetBrains Rider is a great IDE for Godot. But how does it work? In this talk, we'll take a behind the scenes look at how we build the Godot features in Rider. We'll cover some of the challenges we've faced while creating a good user experience for Godot development in C#, GDScript and C++. We'll see how we've made it easy to debug your game, either in C# or GDScript, and tell the story of adding unit testing support through GDUnit. We'll see how we write inspections for your code, and provide code

00:43:14

Less is More: Modern Approaches to Low-Fi Visuals...

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2025/11/11

Many indie developers choose to use retro or low-fi graphics in their games for style, ease of development and nostalgia. Join me in this talk to learn how I have combined low-resolution dithered 3D graphics with modern rendering techniques to come up with colorful, crispy visuals for *Reconfigure*, an upcoming sci-fi FPS-puzzle-adventure. I will cover how I iteratively developed a unique visual style that combines modern possibilities with retro restrictions. How I deal with problems and

00:26:53

IPv6 multihoming without BGP, quo vadis? (denog17)

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2025/11/11

Well, there's always NAT, or NPT. But that's supposed to be the *dark ages* 20th century IPv4 solution. So how do you do it *nicely* in IPv6? The "nicest" possible approach seems to be dst-src routing (aka SADR, aka sourcedest) — this talk summarizes the situation before diving into that solution. You will hopefully come away with an understanding of how this isn't policy routing, what router features are still spotty, what RFC 6724 "rule 5.5" and RFC 8028 are, and why a Linux based system is

00:29:47

Fun with Optics (denog17)

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2025/11/11

This talk dives into the cutting-edge developments shaping today's silicon landscape, showcasing the leap to 800Gbps Ethernet and setting the stage for the transition toward 1600Gbps. We’ll spotlight Linear Interface Optics technologies and show how those can reduce the power consumption. To wrap up, we’ll explore the evolution of ZR and ZR+ optics. Licensed to the public under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog17/talk/AXEKSR/

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