Complete Godot 2D: Develop Your Own 2D Games Using Godot 4

Complete Godot 2D: Develop Your Own 2D Games Using Godot 4, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.79, with 83 lectures, based on 1190 reviews, and has 7549 subscribers.

You will learn about Get the most out of the new Godot 4 game engine by making 2D video games Make 3 different awesome games, while learning the fundamentals and key concepts of Godot 4 Learn key concepts of Godot such as using Nodes, Scenes, Scripting & Signals Use Godot’s built-in scripting language, GDScript, to create interesting game mechanics Learn the fundamentals of programming such as if statements, loops, functions, coroutines, and more Discover how to use the new Tilemap, the animation player and other important nodes you need to know to make amazing games This course is ideal for individuals who are Absolute beginners to Godot and programming or Absolute beginners to Godot who know some programming or Beginner and lower intermediate users of Godot It is particularly useful for Absolute beginners to Godot and programming or Absolute beginners to Godot who know some programming or Beginner and lower intermediate users of Godot.

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Summary

Title: Complete Godot 2D: Develop Your Own 2D Games Using Godot 4

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.79

Number of Lectures: 83

Number of Published Lectures: 83

Number of Curriculum Items: 83

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 83

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

Get the most out of the new Godot 4 game engine by making 2D video games
Make 3 different awesome games, while learning the fundamentals and key concepts of Godot 4
Learn key concepts of Godot such as using Nodes, Scenes, Scripting & Signals
Use Godot’s built-in scripting language, GDScript, to create interesting game mechanics
Learn the fundamentals of programming such as if statements, loops, functions, coroutines, and more
Discover how to use the new Tilemap, the animation player and other important nodes you need to know to make amazing games

Who Should Attend

Absolute beginners to Godot and programming
Absolute beginners to Godot who know some programming
Beginner and lower intermediate users of Godot

Target Audiences

Absolute beginners to Godot and programming
Absolute beginners to Godot who know some programming
Beginner and lower intermediate users of Godot

Learn how to get the most out of the new Godot 4 game engine by making 2D video games.

We take you through the fundamentals and key concepts of Godot. You’ll use Godot’s built-in scripting language, GDScript, to create interesting game mechanics.

Plus, you’ll learn the fundamentals of programming such as if statements, loops, functions, coroutines, and more.

By the end you know how to use the new Tilemap, the animation player and other important nodes to make amazing games!

You’ll create 3, yes 3!, games in Godot 4…

Speed Saucer: a Collision Avoidance Game where you’ll learn Godots fundamentals, scenes, nodes, instancing, scripting and more
Alien Attack: 2D Side Scrolling Space Shooter Game covering physics, movement logic, creating UI (user interface), particles and more. You’ll be shooting projectiles and keeping score!
Martian Mike: 2D Platformer Game packed full of new skills including animations, scene management, tilemap and many more

Whether you’re a complete beginner or have dabbled in Godot before, this course will have something for you.

You’ll get full lifetime access for a single one-off fee. The creators are qualified and experienced with modelling and coding, so are able to explain complex concepts clearly, as well as entertain along the way.

And you’ll get access to the Q&A where our Instructors, Teaching Assistants and Community are ready to help answer your questions and cheer on your success.

Godot 4 is an amazing engine and this course is the perfect place to dive into it! ?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Setup

Lecture 1: Welcome To The Course

Lecture 2: Downloading Godot

Lecture 3: Create A Project

Lecture 4: Exploring Godot’s Interface

Lecture 5: More Interface Exploration

Lecture 6: Community & Support

Lecture 7: Accessing Our Projects

Chapter 2: Speedy Saucer

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Speedy Saucer

Lecture 2: Project Setup

Lecture 3: Nodes & Scenes

Lecture 4: Rigidbody2D & Collision Shapes

Lecture 5: Instancing Scenes

Lecture 6: Editing Instances

Lecture 7: Parent & Child Relationship

Lecture 8: Draw Order & Z Index

Lecture 9: Intro To Scripting

Lecture 10: Functions & Printing Text

Lecture 11: Number Operations & More Printing

Lecture 12: Introducing Variables

Lecture 13: Function Parameters/Arguments

Lecture 14: Vector2 & apply_impulse( )

Lecture 15: Processing & apply_force( )

Lecture 16: If Statement & Comparison Operators

Lecture 17: Getting Input

Lecture 18: Variable Scope

Lecture 19: Function Return Values

Lecture 20: Following The Player With Camera2D

Lecture 21: Making The Maze

Lecture 22: Using Signals To Reset The Game

Lecture 23: Parallax Background & Text Labels

Lecture 24: Wrap Up – Speedy Saucer

Chapter 3: Alien Attack

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Alien Attack

Lecture 2: Project Setup & Player Scene

Lecture 3: Player Movement

Lecture 4: Clamping Players Position

Lecture 5: Rocket Scene & Movement

Lecture 6: Understanding Delta Time

Lecture 7: Shooting Rockets

Lecture 8: Creating References To Nodes

Lecture 9: Deleting Unwanted Rockets

Lecture 10: Enemy Scene & Movement

Lecture 11: Enemy Spawner Scene

Lecture 12: Spawn Enemy Function

Lecture 13: Shooting Enemies & Collision Layers

Lecture 14: Enemy Deathzone

Lecture 15: Lives & Custom Signals

Lecture 16: Scoring & Enemy Died Signal

Lecture 17: Score UI

Lecture 18: Lives UI

Lecture 19: Game Over Screen

Lecture 20: Adding Sound Effects

Lecture 21: Flame Particle Effect

Lecture 22: Path Enemy

Lecture 23: Adding Path Enemy To The Spawner

Lecture 24: Wrap Up – Alien Attack

Chapter 4: Martian Mike

Lecture 1: Section Intro – Martian Mike

Lecture 2: Project Setup – Martian Mike

Lecture 3: Animated Sprites

Lecture 4: Player Movement

Lecture 5: Boolean Operators

Lecture 6: Updating Animations

Lecture 7: Deathzone

Lecture 8: Jump Pad

Lecture 9: Traps

Lecture 10: Animation Player

Lecture 11: Arrays & Groups

Lecture 12: The For Loop

Lecture 13: Tilemap Basics

Lecture 14: Tilemap Terrains (Autotile)

Lecture 15: Scrolling Background

Lecture 16: Start Area

Lecture 17: Exit Area

Lecture 18: Changing Scenes

Lecture 19: More Levels

Lecture 20: Level Timer

Lecture 21: Timer HUD

Lecture 22: Win Screen

Lecture 23: Start Menu

Lecture 24: Level Design

Lecture 25: Autoloads (Singleton Pattern)

Lecture 26: One-Time Sound Effects

Lecture 27: Wrap Up – Martian Mike

Chapter 5: Bonus

Lecture 1: Bonus: Access to C# Conversions of GDScript Projects

Instructors

Kaan Alpar
Game Developer
GameDev.tv Team
Learn to Make and Sell Games

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