Any good tutorials for Godot?
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Any good tutorials for Godot?
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do the ones from the manual
they're also a better introduction to unity than anything i've seen for that engine
unity ?
I thought it uses it own script that's very similar to python
gdscript is very much a tweaked python yes. But the documentation is quite good. Its a lot to read but its a surprisingly easy read, written in a way thats digestible
>space before question mark
Reread his post again, ESL, you misunderstood it.
Can I use something other than gdscript? I don't like Python.
yeah, there's bindings for pretty much everything. C# is the second most supported language
Read first 2 chapters of this.
Do I need some coding experience to do this book?
No not really. The useful part is it outlines good project architecture and node use.
You're going to have a hard time with game dev in general if you have zero code experience. You may want to take a Python course first so you're not trying to learn two things at once
It's called "How to install Stride 3d instead"
Elaborate.
who needs tutorials
just do shit
There are several platformer tutorials that are solid and will give you a great grasp of the engine.
One made by some Indian idiot and two zoomers made some. Very solid for learning the syntax and engine specific shit. Then you should be good to go.
This, basically before you even consider starting to program you need to have read this and the Art of Computer Programming, all five volumes.
frick this
and frick this
if toby fox and the stardew valley guy can make incredible works using a billion if else statements, I can make an unsuccessful dream game without having to buy a library first. Im hitting free tutorials on youtube, and reading the documentation.
you will produce nothing but goyslop with that attitude
I dont care, I want to make games in my spare time, not become some homosexual troony sock wearing programmer that b***hes about unoptimized code in a jrpg
It's not even about optimization, he didn't recommend you a book on assembly programming or computer architecture or something, lmao. He recommended you an introductory book focused on fricking lisp to teach you the basics.
>toby fox and stardew valley guy didn't read those
they didn't make the game
You don't have to pander to code/engine elitists. When you actually release your game, they will only ever compose an insignificant fraction of critics. That's why they b***h the way they do after all. I don't care how you make your game, in fact I encourage you to find the most straightforward solution to every problem you encounter in game development rather than onsess over optimization, because at the end of the day the only thing that matters is that your game doesn't fricking suck.
>Any good tutorials for Godot?
literally explain this meme
the internet is flooded with tutorials of all kinds + there is official documentation
heartbeast has a couple decent tutorials on youtube and he teaches what shit means. moronic scandis will do tutorials like
"HE LLO EVERY ONE, TO DAY WE ARE GOING TO BE USING GODOT, CLICK FILE ON THE TOP RIGHT, AND CLICK NEW WITH YOUR MOUSE, THATS GOING TO MAKE A NEW GAME, okay so now type 'codex libdivpeepeepoopoo x^2 = true' and 'gyno' thats going to help us with some of the tiling"
Any good RPG tutorials specifically?
yeah... just have numbers that go up and you have a good RPG
gdquest has one
Thanks, anon
Yeah the official docs are great
https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started/step_by_step/
Can I make a mario game in it?
I've heard that's Godot is just fine for 2D games.
its also fine for 3d games. the only crybabies are gays upset that its not 1:1 unity and doesnt come with visual scripting
Correct. It's "fine" not good.
If you already have a basic knowledge of how programming works, you are already ahead of the curve. Read the official docs and follow those simple tutorials. Once you finish with those, look up the GDScript reference page. This page is important, and you will always come back to it, so keep that in mind. For projects, start small; don't go big. Godot has pre-built scripts for you to look at so you can get the gist of it. If you still having trouble, check out Udemy. The majority of times they have sales, and you can get good courses for 5 bucks.
I’m making a card game - the gameplay logic is all done server side and is in a pretty advanced state, but still need to make a proper client. Probably going to go with godot for that - any tutorials that’ll cover UI and networking but not get sidetracked with physics, level building, NPCs, 3D models and animation, etc?
Just use Defold, man. It's got just the right tools for you.
https://gdquest.github.io/learn-gdscript/
Man, I wanted to learn godot, but the more I get into the more shady the leadership seemed to be. Not to mention the community is full of trannies.
>community is full of trannies.
I hate to break it to you but pretty much every community is infested with trannies these days. Ganker is a prime example.
Dang, I wish that trend would pass on already.
What are some other notable Godot games?
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2427700/Backpack_Battles/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2218750/Halls_of_Torment/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1637320/Dome_Keeper/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1321440/Cassette_Beasts/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1963610/Road_to_Vostok/
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/2427700/Backpack_Battles/
This doesn't look good.
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/2218750/Halls_of_Torment/
This is just a vampire Shitsuckers clone. Not notable.
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/1637320/Dome_Keeper/
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/1321440/Cassette_Beasts/
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/1963610/Road_to_Vostok/
These ones seem like actual games. I've seen Dome Keepers game, and it looked good. Road to Vostok seems to prove that you can make a good looking 3D game in Godot.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1677770/The_Case_of_the_Golden_Idol/
There are both point and click adventure games and turn based JRPG-esque games made on it, look at my link (not quite literally a PnC but that's just semantics) and Cassette Beasts.
lesson #1: install unrealengine
>Godot
didn't the unity situation get resolved?
Their new-new changes seem reasonable, but the fact that they pulled that kind of shit in the first place and made the person in the company who had practically nothing to do with it make the apology has ruined my trust in them.
Unity is the only capable 2D AND 3D game engine for indie devs. Don't fall for the Godot meme. It's just a buzz on twitter. I repeat:
DO NOT FALL FOR GODOT
Godot needs work. A lot of work. On the beginning of your game dev journey you will feel like Godot is good but wait until you reach late development.
unity is over
get out while you can
>b-but they won't pull the same shit again
bullshit
>It's just a buzz on twitter
Here's that dev I was telling you about, his games? Oh no he doesn't make any games, he just browses twitter and Ganker all day.
>Devlet says "Don't do this because I say so!"
Godot seems easy enough and can be a very good means of developing mobile games.
Unless every single higher up earns their public execution they aren't worth using for anything but even MORE dogshit free asset flip meme games, John Rigatoni was NOT the only person who approved all of this
Someone should dissect a unity dev's brain to study the inner workings of Stockholm Syndrome.
It did get resolved but the main reason why they tried that install shit in the first place wasn't. They literally do not make any money, they've been operating at a loss for God knows how long now. Just a few days ago they said they were about cut more jobs and features which is like the second time they've done this year.
Is Godot just cute and likable? Should I just use GameMaker like all those real indie darlings? The only notable Godot game is Cruelty Squad
If your only criteria for whether or not an engine is worth it based on how notable games it has then you should be using Unreal or Unity.
I asked in a previous thread and got no response, but here's the short version
Is Godot a good pick for a game similar to Snatcher?
What I have in mind is a First Person, point and click detective game with turn based combat, similar to SMT.
It will work.
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