In this beginner tutorial for game developers, you’ll learn some essential programming concepts in GDScript, the language of the Free 2d and 3d game engine Godot.
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Godot step-by-step: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/getting_started/step_by_step/index.html
Going further with GDScript: http://docs.godotengine.org/en/latest/getting_started/scripting/gdscript/index.html
Making sense of the code reference: https://youtu.be/JT6jXW63w_o
Intro to signals: https://youtu.be/O5abE3aODxg
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This is the best explanation and presentation of programming I have ever seen! Thanks for all of your hard work and attention to detail! This is super high quality stuff!
Thank you so much for making this comprehensive video.
it seems like a simpllified C#
This was absolutely fantastic. I learned a lot from this, thanks!!
I've been trying to make a list of YT videos for total beginners and this is currently the 1ist video in the list 🙂
Your accent fucks ups this whole tutorial
best video for bloody starters thx
I am building a game on Godot right now, and I gotta say, I love that I can build how the world looks without using any coding at all. How the world behaves, now that's different. But as someone who only started learning programming a few months back, this is perfect for me. I can build the aesthetics now and worry about the mechanics as I learn more. And it's open-source and free?! I was on the edge about whether or not to make a game. I am definitely making one now. Hopefully in a year or so I can release it for cheap for people to enjoy. And if people don't enjoy it, then that just means I have more to learn. (But to be honest, it seems I will always be learning. Always new things to learn about a time goes on. And I really love that!)
Muchas gracias por la introducción a GDScript!!!
How do you know what words you can use? Is there a dictionary or something
These interactive slides are awesome! Just wondering how it would be even more awesome — when it comes to the Web – R 100 n D 40 – huh…
And all these people – will join to the army of Python };P
I would like to thank you sincerely for making this tutorial. It is one of the best tutorials I have watched about programming. I have been trying to dive into game making for about a decade now and always got stuck at the beginning phase where everyone assumes that you know all the basics. You gave me a powerful push in the right direction. I will look forward to your other tutorials. Any community benefits from a guy like you. Peace out.