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Very easy to follow and very useful. Thank you!!!

I kinda need an offline app :l Thats downloadable, cuz internet lol

I moved on a long time ago but Godot :)

Help! my debugger says Line 5:Function "get_overlapping_bodies()" not found in base self.

Your Github page is down.

Wow, thank you so much, man. I've been trying to play with values in different scripts for so long now. This is INSANELY easier than anything I've made work thus far.

I am a very new game developer with some Java knowledge and a touch of python knowledge. I downloaded Godot after hunting around for game engines and was immediately blown away by how nice it felt for someone who is more of an artist than a programmer. After Unity had their big fiasco I've been considering getting into game dev again since Godot will have even more resources than before. Brackeys tutorials so far have been phenomenal and Godot just works sooo much better for my brain. I appreciate the attention to visual style, that it's so light I can run it on my cheap laptop instead of my gaming pc, and the node tree system which still feels very object oriented but isn't as overwhelming as unity. The Godot team has done a great job at making a friendly, powerful engine and I'm very excited to see where it goes.

Chat gpt left the chat😂

Godot web export is a joke

16:18 for my timeline

in other words, the product is different, but the result is the same.

C# users: this bullshit class doesnt even exist. Don't waste your time.

Hello, I am new to the game engine. I switched from unreal engine to godot cause I felt I wasn't really learning anything and that tutorial were lacking. I am wondering if learning 2d videos can be applied to 3d since there's not many videos for 3d in godot.

great tutorial!

I missed the player camera part. Where is that?

I have used popular 3 engines (Godot, Unity, Unreal) and Godot is the winner for me. It depends on your choices but I wanted something free and not something that takes 5gb per simple projects, also I have coded games from scratch with only code, so changing to Godot I see it has everything you need and it's really easy once you get it.

Aged like milk LMAO

That little devil 😂

We need this for Phone devices, it says that my screen is too small for the website...😢😢😢

As a solo 3d dev Godot is light years away from unity. Changing is not an option.

52:17 i cant save it...

I love your colour schemes! It's like eating candy!

Thanks for this video and the assets. Was able to implement the muzzle flash and the impact as well. next up, random spawning terrein and an kill counter! And checking out your site!

I absolutely love Godot's UI/Control system. Most intuitive and flexible design for building UI I've come across. Almost feels like a toy. 🎉🎉

noob question, i can't figure out how to change f5 f6, debugger window size, but do it without changing viewport. for example when i change from 1920x1080 to lower, my viewport changes and i see half my level.

Another issue is the calibration, Krita has a problem many users complained about the screen calibration, the stylus doesn't operate all the way to the full corner of the working area, and you cannot even select menus if you are using a stylus/pen, you need to switch between mouse and pen all the time. I tried doing some research. I found some tips but it didn't work. So I am talking mainly about using a display tablet.

Happy it happened before i choose an engine, learning godot rn and never touched unity

X11 does NOT stand for Linux. X11 is a window system. Not every Linux system runs X11, some run Wayland. For now it doesn't matter, but when/if Wayland support will be added, this can break your game if you assume that every Linux build supports X11. It says Linux/X11 and not Linux for a reason.

These guys know the ins and outs of Godot. I learned something here even after using Godot for more than a year now, e.g. that top level flag with the bullet scene.

My biggest issue is that no one teaches you how to make a GAME, they teach you how to read the syntax of code. For example, you can teach me what arrays are all day long, but that doesn't teach me what goes into a first-person camera. (Edit): I can read documentation, but how do I know exactly ehat to even begin pulling out to start a specific thing, you know?

thank you

I'm going back to Godot development (started with Godot 3) and this is such an great Godot 4 tutorial. Even though I'm using C# in following this tutorial, the great explanation/tips in this tutorial and improved Godot 4 C# docs really helped me in my journey back to game development using Godot. Thanks!

This was a great video to teach me how to build the basics of a game! I'd love to learn how to add pickups, a score, and win to this so it feels more complete. Any tips or links to other videos would be great?

very stylish

i heard that some uses gdscript for UI and i can see why. It's so annoying to get nodes in c#.

Thank you so much ! I was in research of sources for a french mathematic exam. I want make it on video games. Now, thanks to you, I can.

My only problem with Godot is everytime I try to make a script using c# it doesn't work

Tryin now Godot after trying Game Maker Studio 2. Have to admit its a bit more confusing, but im giving it a fair chance cause ive been told its worth learning

Im making a horror game

I actually used the godot engine for my game jam last week end. If you try to use Godot like unity you will struggle a lot. If you try to handle it like an own tools with its own ideas you will recognize the potential of the Godot engine. I will definitely make more Godot Games in the future.

Restrictive licensing or rainbow cult infection. Yeah I chose neither.

Does this PCG Secrets course teach you how to create procedural 2D platform levels?

Is the area 2d same as raycast? In godot

I did the vampire survivors tutorial in January and it helped a lot to learn the engine 👍

Amazing tutorial! Had so much fun with it and I'm amazed at the end product! I added a little extra by importing the sprite of the pistol in the gun's code, so that I can flip it depending on where the target enemy is. Looks more natural and it was a fun challenge to figure out on my own :)

As someone who has never coded before godot has made it possible for me to create my own game. Thankfully I’ve been an artist for the last 15 years so coding is what’s mainly left

Why did they decide to develop and integrating their own scripting language? I would say that it is time-consuming/expensive, needs a lot of experience and you have to maintain it. For the users of your game engine on the other hand it has the disadvantages of 1. spending (again) time in learning another new language, that they even can't use anywhere else, 2.missing option for fast migration, if you want to use your code anywhere else and 3. not much libs to use (At least at the beginning). So for me there are reasons to not use godots own scripting language or even Godot itself and wait a little bit how it will develop. I learned already C# and if I decide to learn a new language again, I would invest my time in a programming language I could use in much more cases or in companies I want to work for. But it's nice that you can use c# too in Godot, because a new engine needs something making it easy for developers to get into. I think going hybrid with scripting languages could be a good choice of the Godot maintainer.

GDS YYDS！

you got me when you said you can it on android tablets

he said she said, I have heard it so many times I don't really care anymore. I can write GDscript and it works. Low FPS? What are you making? Crysis?