Discovering Godot

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: First Steps

Lecture 1: First Steps: Hello, Godot!

Chapter 2: Loony Lips: Discovering GDScript

Lecture 1: Planning Loony Lips

Lecture 2: Introducing Arrays

Lecture 3: Label: Text to the Player

Lecture 4: LineEdit: Text From the Player

Lecture 5: Buttons!

Lecture 6: Appending Arrays and If Conditions

Lecture 7: queue_free() and reload_current_scene()

Lecture 8: Dictionaries – Adding a Story Template

Lecture 9: Storybook Option 1: Story Objects

Lecture 10: Storybook Option 2: JSON

Lecture 11: Exporting Loony Lips

Lecture 12: Reflecting on Loony Lips

Chapter 3: Hoppy Days: 2D Platforming

Lecture 1: Planning Hoppy Days

Lecture 2: Installing Assets

Lecture 3: PhysicsBody2D – Making a Character

Lecture 4: Making Bunny Jump

Lecture 5: AnimatedSprite – I Got The Moved Like Bunny

Lecture 6: Reformatting – Elegance in Coding

Lecture 7: Tilemaps – Making a Level

Lecture 8: is_on_ceiling()

Lecture 9: Parallax Backgrounds

Lecture 10: The Game Over Screen

Lecture 11: Area2D – Making Spike Hazards

Lecture 12: AudiostreamPlayer – Bring the Noise

Lecture 13: Adding Jump Pads

Lecture 14: Gamestate.gd

Lecture 15: Information to the Player

Lecture 16: Adding Coins – AnimationPlayer Nodes

Lecture 17: Bug Fixing is_on_floor()

Lecture 18: Adding NPCs – Enter Spikeman

Lecture 19: Making the Cloud NPC

Lecture 20: Particles and a Portal

Chapter 4: Heist Meisters – Tense Top-Down-Stealth

Lecture 1: Planning Heist Meisters

Lecture 2: Installing Assets for Heist Meisters

Lecture 3: Making a Character Template Scene

Lecture 4: The Player Character

Lecture 5: Autotiles are Awesome: Bitmasks

Lecture 6: Autotiles are Awesome II: Collisions

Lecture 7: Better to Light a Candle: Light2D Nodes

Lecture 8: Making a Security Camera

Lecture 9: Player Detection I: Field of View

Lecture 10: Player Detection II: Line of Sight

Lecture 11: Adding Guards

Lecture 12: Moving Guards I: Navigation Options

Lecture 13: Moving Guards 2: get_simple_path()

Lecture 14: Adding Furniture

Lecture 15: Nightvision Mode

Lecture 16: Simple Doors

Lecture 17: Keypads

Lecture 18: Locked Doors 1: Extending Scripts

Lecture 19: Locked Doors 2: Wiring Numpads

Lecture 20: Locked Doors 3: Combinations

Lecture 21: Making a Computer

Lecture 22: Computers and Combinations

Lecture 23: Labels, Lights and Nightvision

Lecture 24: TextureProgress Nodes

Lecture 25: Suspicious NPCs

Lecture 26: Sneaking Around in a Box

Lecture 27: Highlighting The Player

Lecture 28: Making Disguises Risky

Lecture 29: Boxes and Itemlist

Lecture 30: Grabbing the Loot

Lecture 31: Making a GUI for the Loot

Lecture 32: Adding the Exit

Lecture 33: Adding Polish

Lecture 34: Preparing the Tutorial

Lecture 35: Adding Objective Markers

Lecture 36: Adding Objective Text

Lecture 37: Finishing the Tutorial

Chapter 5: Cubedude Kickabout – 3D Local Multiplayer Fun

Lecture 1: Planning Cubedude Kickabout

Lecture 2: Installing Cubedude Kickabout Assets

Lecture 3: Making the Pitch

Lecture 4: Physicsbody Nodes in 3D

Lecture 5: Enter the Cubedude

Lecture 6: Moving Each Player

Lecture 7: Finishing the Pitch

Lecture 8: Better Cubedude Movement

Lecture 9: Functional Goals

Lecture 10: Resetting the Game

Lecture 11: Adding a GUI – 2D in 3D

Lecture 12: Ending the Game

Lecture 13: Adding Awesome – Set Dressing

Lecture 14: Adding Awesome – Audio

Lecture 15: Adding Awesome – Visual Effects

Chapter 6: Food Fight: Third Person Food Shooter

Lecture 1: Planning Food Fight

Lecture 2: Installing Assets for Food Fight

Lecture 3: Setting Up a Play Space

Lecture 4: Character and Player Scenes

Lecture 5: AnimationTree

Lecture 6: Mouselook

Lecture 7: Moving With Mouselook

Lecture 8: Should We Use A Gridmap?

Lecture 9: Food to Fling – Firing Projectiles in 3D