This course introduces the basic usage and features of the Godot Engine and guides you through creating a simple 2D game. You will learn the basic logical structures of the Godot Engine—scenes, nodes, and the fundamentals of scripting.
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It was comfortable to listen to. I hope the next advanced lecture comes out.
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I've always been interested in game development, but I'm taking this course to get started, even if it's late. Thank you for making me realize that development is more fun than I thought.
Godot Engine
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Hello, this is Code Shelter. Thanks to all of you who have diligently watched and supported the courses, the book 'Your First Game Development with the Godot Engine' has been published.
If the video course is optimized for quickly learning game development principles by visually following the process of working with the Godot engine, the guidebook carefully explains in text the key concepts and hidden principles behind the code that had to be condensed in the videos. If you found the course alone difficult to understand, try keeping the book nearby and using it like a reference guide. Using both together will help you build an even stronger foundation.
To celebrate the publication of the book, we are newly releasing the [3D Moving Day] mini-game creation chapter as a token of appreciation for both our existing and new students. Now, go beyond 2D and try developing a mini-game in a 3D environment while learning the basics of physics engines and scene composition!
Are you interested in game development but unsure where to start?
Take your first step into game development with the Godot Engine!
Easy and Fun: It consists of concise, friendly explanations that are easy to understand.
Understanding and hands-on practice: This is a hands-on course where you learn the principles and complete a mini-game yourself.
Introduction to and Installation of the Godot Engine
Learn the editor interface and how to use it
Learning the Basics of GDScript Syntax
Hands-on Practice: Creating a 2D Racing Game
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A course is available that you can take as an advanced follow-up after completing this free course.
Who is this course right for?
Recommended for those who are just starting out in game development.
Recommended for those passionate about creating original indie games.
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55 lectures ∙ (2hr 45min)
Course Materials:
9. At a glance
00:42
10. Project Manager
05:19
11. Nodes and Scenes
01:21
12. Menus
02:23
13. Scene tab
00:47
14. Import tab
00:37
15. File system tab
00:59
17. Tab bar
00:32
18. Viewport toolbar
02:11
19. Viewport
01:07
20. Bottom panel
01:14
21. Playtest buttons
00:53
22. Inspector tab
00:18
23. Node tab
00:25
24. History tab
00:17
25. Project settings
01:51
26. Editor settings
01:40
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