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There’s a problem with receiving *ANY* funding from microsoft… that’s an open door for them to begin with subtle influence and work from there. Messed up, but nah: I don’t trust ‘em!

Thank you for this!

Thats so helpful!

There is actually fuck all learning material, everything is super out dated and they've changed their arguments in the coding, I've had nothing but immense issues

I don't understand the tilemap business, I've been trying to learn for the past two days in my spare time and i just cannot comprehend how to get an imported texture on a tilemap into my actual scene

what if the signal was for an instance that spawn in midel of game not in the scene bar

is there a way to make this work with a kinematicbody3d(characterbody3d)

Name of the game of kid running?

You can make any game in Godot just like Unity or even Unreal

Can any one help how to add score system that how many mobs we have destroyed

I cant run it on mobile 😢

So, my real comment. This is my first tutorial for Godot. And probably my last. Because I've been through hell for other engines already. Thought I was going to Unity. And Omfg. Thank you.

I am not new to coding at this point, but I'm no expert. First thing I did was look up how to make COMMENTS in Godot, which is a #, and then I literally took notes IN the projects codebase along all of my code. This way I'd be able to take note of the important things, commit it to memory by rewriting it, and have it available to remind me later, if I can't remember exactly what's going on. Comments save lives. Save a comment. # XD

Huh, works fine here on PyCharm 5 years later. Thanks for the video!

Anyway to do this in 4.0? I have tried using func _get_configuration_warnings() -> PackedStringArray: to no avail

16:59 In order to close the Current Scene window, the key command is F8 (for those wondering how he was able to close the window without clicking anything). 1:04:55 The quick switch to the Rotate tool is done by pressing E. Hovering over the icons in the top of the View window will display their shortcut keys.

Auto indentation is bugged in github...

It's the C# part I don't like. I'd rather it be something not tied to Microsoft.

Glad you corrected this, I saw your other video, goes to show you though that you can't just follower what you see on YT. There are other YTers one comes to mind more vividly whose argument was "Godot does it so this is the intended way." You can and will hit the same issue with var_to_file if you are including code there. In my saves I serialize all my data into a dictionary and just var to file that without including objects. This way he information must be de-serialized for that layer of safety.

@gdquest it would have been nice to explore this with some more examples. A variety of cases to observe would give a deeper understanding. At the moment, I don't fully understand how this works or can be implemented generally.

I am unable to find the next video or I am blind?

great tutorial but please 1 min is too fast for beginners and i had to pause 9384938493 times

Thank you sooo much ✌

The video is amazing. Looks like I made a video game!

Any one still having the mobs sticking to player problem try replacing Move_and_slide() with move_and_collide(velocity * delta) on both the mob and player

While they definitely aren't the same, I find that Godot and Unity are far closer in style than Unity is to many other engines (I mean I can't say for Unreal, I've only opened it a single time and never used it for anything, but Gamemaker is DRASTICALLY different from the other big 3, and ones like RPGMaker, Clickteam, and game libraries like RenPy are much smaller, and don't really have comparable development environments to Unity), so while Godot isn't "Unity without the capitalism", it's the closest possible alternative for Unity's development tools and environment as far as I've seen.

Error at (39, 30): Cannot infer the type of "next_location" variable because the value doesn't have a set type.

Thanks for this. When you say 'learn python' what exactly do you mean? What would define a language as 'learned' in your eyes? Just knowing the syntax or being able to create an application from scratch with very little googling? Obviously there is a large difference between these two conditions.

I don't understand, this seems more like an issue for players who are downloading weird programs/save files from sketchy websites, rather than an problem on the developer end? Like, your average indie gamedev isn't going to have the scenario of their game infecting players' computers if they simply don't hide a virus inside the game?

hey! hopefully I can get a response but I exported this game to send to a friend for him to try but it has the splash screen and then just a black screen! id love some help :)

Moving from Unity, I'm missing the flexibility in Editor layout customization. The pre-defined slots are just not enough. However, being able to pop out the script editor to a separate monitor is a huge step forward already.

Is it good for small 2d games in browser like for Poki website?

Very helpful tutorial, but I get an error on spawning enemies, when setting their direction: invalid get index 'global_position' (on base 'null instance') anyone knows what can be wrong?

No tutorials on multiplayer

I’m using a VisibilityNotifier for my 3D project. It seems to be able to see through walls, but I want objects show in front of camera, I don't want objects show in behind the walls, what I will do?

I’m using a VisibilityNotifier for my 3D project. It seems to be able to see through walls, but I want objects show in front of camera, I don't want objects show in behind the walls, what I will do?

I was troubleshooting my bullets being offset even with top level true. It turns out I had the bullet sprite and its collision offset in its 2d sheet. Moving it to the center of the sheet fixed the offset. Simple but hope it helps others.

Capitalism is the reason it is free. You won't find open source on the other side.

Unity is dead

For anyone having trouble at 40:14 with Godot v4.1.2, this is how I had to write my code extends Node @export var mob_scene:PackedScene func _on_mob_timer_timeout(): var mob_spawn_location = $MobPath/MobSpawnLocation mob_spawn_location.progress_ratio = randf() var mob_scene = load("res://mob.tscn") # Loads the scene dynamically var mob = mob_scene.instantiate() add_child(mob) mob.position = mob_spawn_location.position var direction = mob_spawn_location.rotation + PI / 2 direction += randf_range(-PI/4, PI/4) mob.rotation = direction var velocity = Vector2(randf_range(mob.min_speed, mob.max_speed), 0) mob.linear_velocity = velocity.rotated(direction)

I dont know Polish well yet.

This tutorial kinda sucks

Sorry but I find godot lot more simple and straight forward comparing to unreal and unity...I have some base web dev skills, so gscript seems easy to comprehend... What dissapoints me about godot teaching content, is that there is not much on 3d games... plenty on 2d...

Trying to make a score counter. In the mob script I made a signal then had that signal emit in the if health equals 0 part. Then in my game script I connected the signal with the node selector and had it run my function to add a point to a label. Problem is I only know how to connect to a mob that is already in the game scene. Any new mobs that spawn are not connected. been googling .connect but haven't been able to find anything that makes an instant error for me.

I cannot get past the "Try the Game" dialog where you play the game. The checkbox never becomes check-able, no matter how many times I play the game and exit it.

good job!

Em português não ????

For y_sort_enabled, the shadows appear in front of the player when the player walks above the tree. But the shadows should always be behind the player. How do you do it such that y_sort_neabled doesnt affect certain child nodes of tree, like its shadow? Edit: I figured it out. Basically the z index is the ultimate in figuring out which gets drawn in front of what. Higher z index means will be drawn first. Ysorting only applies if something is on the same z index as another. So what I did was to change the z index of the shadow of the tree to be -1. This makes it such that the shadow will always be rendered behind the player, trees and the white background. Since I want the shadow to be in front of the white background, but behind the player and trees, I changed the z index of the background to -2. So the z index for background =-2, shadow of tree and shadow of player =-1, tree and player = 0.

Is this in godot 4 or 3? It looks like 3 to me

how to make the gun shoot when press spacebar or any other key?