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I want to thank you for the excellent info! Your video really inspires me to learn more, as I just started studying to make games on my free time. You should create a masterclass and get students coming in! Thank you so much and I will be using all your videos from now on!

Thank You sir!

Stumbled over a goldmine :)

cool!

Thanks for the helpful video. I had a question - for some reason I get the coin SFX when picking up the first few bunches of coins(with the first one being loud and the 2nd group playing the sound more quietly), but after that, picking up new groups of coins does not produce any sound effects. Is the sound playing where the first group of coins was picked up and on collecting later sets I'm too far away to hear it? Can you check if your version does this as well and if so, how to fix? Thanks

Where can l download the scripts ?

Great video. Short and to the point. Any chance you can make a quick video about grid based movement? From chess to JRPG style games to puzzle/casual games (2048, match 3 style games) grid movement pops up a lot. Just wondering the best way to implement movement (eg WASD) but within the confines of a game grid.

The main reason static typing is preferable to dynamic typing is that it makes the code more scalable and safer overall. You don't have to worry about mixing values in a variable, as it’s restricted to a single type (this is a blessing while debugging). The autocomplete also works way better this way. Even if you're working on a small project and think you might not need static typing, it’s better to use it in case you decide to continue working on that project or it becomes more complex than expected. There’s simply no good reason to choose dynamic typing over static, aside from "b-but it saves me a few seconds sometimes...". I would only choose dynamic if there's a deadline (Game Jams) and those few seconds are actually really needed, or if I'm prototyping something I know I will change.

Thank you for your tutorials. If you ever have time for a health bar and damage from enemies for this game would be greatly appreciated, keep up with these great tutorials.

You're truly one of the best Godot UA-camrs. I appreciate how your tutorials are always clear, concise, and easy to follow. Also great editing.

Nice tutorial! I followed along, made my own, and learned a lot! Thank you for this, swydev! XD

Are you sure this is for people new to Godot? You click way to fast for anyone to be able to se what you click on and you use keyboard shortcuts. People used to Godot might know what you are doing but a newbie dont and wil use a lot of time going back to see simple tings over and over.

pls tell me how to make the 2d physics ( when you jump you fall down)

I know the music is baked in and there's nothing I can do about it, but I really wish UA-cam would allow creators to add the music later as a post-processing effect that the viewers can turn off. It's infuriating! This looks like it might be a great tutorial but it's unwatchable (for me). It's probably just my autism but I can't hear anything at all because my brain is distracted by, and can only focus on, the awful music! Please consider not using it in any future tutorials you might make.

I follow all your video step by step sec by sec min by min but why my "enemy" not moving left or right my prob come at this min 52:07

is anyone else getting the unused parameter message that is quite annoying can you help please? Its my first game and I need assistance thank you.

Thank you for this tutorial. I'm using Godot 4.3 and I've input everything exactly but my character won't move... I've actually tried a few different variations of the movement script and nothing works. It's getting really frustrating.

RTX 4090 !!!!!!!!!????????

I just reproduced this, but the issues arise when wanting to duplicate the scene. Do you have some recommendation so that the image is duplicated as well and not only the shader?

The background music is too loud. It is too distracting for me to continue watching. I hope this feedback is helpful.

Its amazing, the amount of time ive put into making this to work and still didnt manage to do it, i copy every single thing these tutorials show and its the only thing that simply doesnt work... no code errors, no crashing, just nothing happens

So I love this video, I've watched it several times and have been using it to learn. For some reason when I go to build it and follow step-by-step, I cannot get the coin section to work. I'm going to start again from scratch because I must've screwed up. Does moving things between folders like script and seeing make a difference?

Hey, do you know what buttons you pressed to move that big chunk of script after highlighting it? Pls reply soon!

A bit late but at the 45:37, you used 800 px for the bottom. For some reason mine only work on 5000px after countless of trying and experimenting because everytime I set it to 800, my camera vision went to look on the background instead and not showing the map or the playercase

How do I make the quest box?

Not only the performance is better, but also the autocompletion and the legibility of the code. Actually, I don't think you should use dynamic type at all, it is much more prone to error and it allows clumsier programming (which is a problem in the long run). And, as you said, it's just a ":" for the simpler and more used types. In Godot, however, the first approach was dynamic typing because GDS is based on python (a dynamic typing language). The static typing was implemented for Godot 4 (I think), that's why some documentation does not use static typing.

What if I do this on mobile

Nice!!!

Awesome tutorial, everything is clear and understandable, instant subscribe

Expot variables and unique identifiers may better than chaining get_parent functions

I don't get it, why wouldn't you just call the functions directly via signals? Like _on_gold_pickup(): gold += 50 animation.play() and so on...

thx for the video! <3

Hi swydev, tnks for the tutorial, Im at the last section. This it's my second Godot tutorial and it's been amazing how you're organizing the files and explaining why we're using each part of code. A quick question tho, in this part ua-cam.com/video/4EhcfH_YpNg/v-deo.htmlsi=voUnGd3tkQyqLs32&t=4043 It seems that the projectiles aren't vanishing after 2sec like they're supposed to (in my machine). I triple checked the code in the video and it keeps happening here (I think maybe in the video too since I cant see projectiles past 2secs). I did the following print and it seems the code isnt calling this function correctly, but I dont have any Idea how to fix it: func _on_timer_timeout(): print("TIMEOUT") queue_free()

I'm trying to make a movement bases in Hyper light Drifter, but since there's no tutorials I'm kinda lost. At least this movement worked for me (using Godot 4 for Android) but now I want to add animation to the sprite based on the direction you move, I'll see how it goes

i copied the script to the last detail and when i run the debug test i just go through the portal. does that have to do with something wrong in my collision? ive also been looking everywhere for a solid tutorial and this is the best one i found

Hey Swydev, I am following your tutorial at 7:20 I found an easier way to make the top shape section without having to do the cumbersome alternate tile editing. (Although its a great skill to learn) while on TileMap if you select a tile, then click the rotate buttons on the same toolbar that the pencil is on, you can rotate the tiles as you go. This was still kind of cumbersome, but if you use the Z or X hotkeys then it goes much faster. Thank you for the awesome content :)

Great video!

This is the latest in a couple of intro vids I have seen in the last few days but the first to cover 4.3 and the first to resize the tiles. When I resize mine like yours, my grid is WAY smaller with about 4100 squares in the space you have one. Any suggestions? I'm still super new to this and any and all constructive feedback is welcome, thanks!

damn this is fantastic, thanks!

Magic timer wasn't working for me, So I figured it out by reading the docs. You have to check the `autostart` option in the Timer node at 59:11. Or you could manually start the timer using `$Timer.start()` at 01:02:33.

why is the gravity so scruffed in this tutorial but all other tutorials the gravity seems right and you dont have to use hbig values like 3000?

About half an hour in (taking a small break), and I wanted to comment on two things, that you may or may not fix in the remaining video: - you appear to have missed the 'jump' animation - the coin sprite looks really blurry. Should you have imported a different way, or set it to some type of 'point' sprite renderer (not sure of the Godot name for pixel-perfect) Otherwise, I really like what you're doing here!

When I hit xray mode at around 4:00, mine just shows me the vertices I created, not the entire mesh around the character. Did I miss a step, it doesnt seem like you talked about that. And when I select it, it only selects the vertices we created, not the entire head and P doesnt do what you suggest which makes me think youve changed the keybinds (Blender 4.0 and 4.2). Aside from that, you assume a lot of people know how to do things like select as if its just holding left click when it isnt. The tutorial is great but there are a ton of pieces missing. How come when you get to that part your cube only has a subdivision and not the skin and mirror we added before?

Well imagine my confusion coming from a Pascal background where := means something entirely different :-) -- Honestly I don't know why dynamic typing is a thing anyways. As you showed not only is it slower, but you might be more prone to errors if you're just making types anyways. I understand, for instance, if you're using an integer for a state machine, you might want to make it more explicit by later changing it to a string, however changing a variable definition to use a different type is not really that hard, and even in here it's almost too easy. The only thing is I might would recommend against the := because you may forget, and in some cases not even remember that you made it a static type. Might be a better deal to just do it long hand var myVar : string = "hello"

hi swydev, nice tutorial but unfortunately I'm stuck at one point, I can't add the death zone because when I add this code: func gameOver(): get_tree().reload_current_scene() func _on_death_zone_body_entered(body): gameOver() when I start the ball is still and in the debuger they start sending me messages and the messages say this: THIS IS THE FIRST And 0:00:01:0366 Ball.gd:23 @ gameOver(): This function can't be used during the in/out signal. <C++ Error> Condition "locked" is true. <C++ Source> scene/2d/area_2d.cpp:328 @ _clear_monitoring() <Stack Trace> Ball.gd:23 @ gameOver() Ball.gd:26 @ _on_death_zone_body_entered() THIS IS THE SECOND And 0:00:01:0366 Ball.gd:23 @ gameOver(): Removing a CollisionObject node during a physics callback is not allowed and will cause undesired behavior. Remove with call_deferred() instead. <C++ Source> scene/2d/collision_object_2d.cpp:98 @ _notification() <Stack Trace> Ball.gd:23 @ gameOver() Ball.gd:26 @ _on_death_zone_body_entered() how do I fix?

Great videos so far, love to watch it, hope you bring much more of it. I like this character and level asset, where can I buy it?

Godot yeah heck yeah I started back making games again because of Godot I quit using Unity

Great tutorial! I managed to make to make everything until the coding of the enemies. Very easy to read and understand! The only problems I had were about the version gap (4.2.2 here and you had 4.3) and with the coding of respawning of the player. I somehow managed to fix the problems I had, but overall good video.

Quality channel, glad I found you!