Use C# with Godot to make Games! | .NET Conf 2023

Have you been wanting to make a game using C#? Godot is an easy-to-use open source game engine which makes it easy to get started!
In this session we'll show you how to start a new project and how to easily connect game objects to C# to build your game.
Then we'll add a NuGet reference to the MVVM Toolkit for their amazing Messenger class to easily decouple events between game objects instead of using Godot's signals/events!
#dotnet #godot #dotnetconf

[@matte6817]

if you make a Godot 4 c# playlist I'm sure you'll get lots of views

[@michaelpaine8849]

That was fun, thank you

[@brunomoreno3666]

awesome video! thanks!

[@Knuckler]

That was a real treat.

[@oxdan9101]

I dont have Any logs on Visual Studio.. the GD.Print dont show anything on my Visual studio output.. :/
How could i have some logs ? YOu guys handle projects without logs ?

[@Denvercoder]

"Waiting for Godot" is pronounced "Guh Doe".
Ludum Dare is latin so it's pronounced "Loo Dumb Dar Eh".

[@low_sky9]

Its actually pronunced Lu Dum DÁr e.
The "Eh" gives É, not Ê.
And without the B, thats some english thing

[@SpeedySpeedy-qz5xy]

Are you Sure with prefabs .😂

[@AhmedMohammed23]

GoDotNet 😅

[@wilchardruin]

hhhhhhh, strange word combination

[@SergioMeda-hg5yx]

​@@wilchardruin4:34 4:36

[@JonMartins]

Nice. I can't help noticing how many comments you have on our code. This must be hard to maintain.

[@MikewareXGR]

I added extra comments on top of the code I wrote in Part 1 for the Student repo in order to call out resources and reasoning for what each piece of code does for beginners. This is just a sample/example. Yes, normally you wouldn't have as many comments in a codebase to explain base concepts, but this is not the goal here, they're for learning/understanding.

[@JonMartins]

@@MikewareXGR Gotcha. Nicely done. Thanks

[@nickolmo1]

@@MikewareXGR how to add a break point in VS Code