2D Physics in the computer games

Making a 2D game is one of the rare opportunities for individuals and small development teams. There are different types of 2D games, and one of the possibilities is that your game has elements of 2D game physics. For something like that you need to know 2D game bodies and 2D game physics. We will use the free Godot game engine for an explanation.

In the course beginning, you will learn about 2D nodes, StaticBody2D, CollisionShape2D, and RigidBody2D. After that, you will have the opportunity to learn about 2DBody’s methods and interactions.

When you learn about KinematicBody2D and interaction, you will start to learn through creating a 2D computer game. The example game will be a ball type of game where will we use 2D Godot physics for interactive game elements.

This course is part of a group of courses that promote the book “Mastering Godot”. In additional content vlog about the Arleekinoo 2D adventure game is added.

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