Creating Thematic UI in Godot Engine

Creating Thematic UI in Godot Engine, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 3.95, with 25 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 10 reviews, and has 126 subscribers.

You will learn about Create spectacular looking themes in Godot Engine Use freely available UI kits and design systems for practice Go beyond skinning basic components Build composite UI components This course is ideal for individuals who are Game developers who are excited about having awesome looking UI for their games but have hard time implementing it. or People who use Godot Engine to build desktop applications that need that "software" look. or Those who use some of the theme functionality but would like to have in-depth knowledge. It is particularly useful for Game developers who are excited about having awesome looking UI for their games but have hard time implementing it. or People who use Godot Engine to build desktop applications that need that "software" look. or Those who use some of the theme functionality but would like to have in-depth knowledge.

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Summary

Title: Creating Thematic UI in Godot Engine

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 3.95

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 30

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 30

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create spectacular looking themes in Godot Engine
Use freely available UI kits and design systems for practice
Go beyond skinning basic components
Build composite UI components

Who Should Attend

Game developers who are excited about having awesome looking UI for their games but have hard time implementing it.
People who use Godot Engine to build desktop applications that need that "software" look.
Those who use some of the theme functionality but would like to have in-depth knowledge.

Target Audiences

Game developers who are excited about having awesome looking UI for their games but have hard time implementing it.
People who use Godot Engine to build desktop applications that need that "software" look.
Those who use some of the theme functionality but would like to have in-depth knowledge.

You have just created a working prototype for your game but there is still that nagging feeling: will the game’s UI impress your players?

Maybe you thought applying pretty-looking UI elements would take a long time. So, you compromised and went with the default theme. Perhaps, you know how to change the look of some components but you don’t want to commit yourself to skin the whole set for fear of changing it altogether if a new look will be picked in the end.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

In this course, you’ll start off by skinning the most commonly used UI elements in Godot Engine such as Button, Label, CheckBox, etc. Then, you’ll move on to implementing more and more complex UI examples. To that end, you’ll be tackling the following topics:

Taking advantage of themesin lieu of individually skinning components since themes will let you instantly change how your UI looks.
Creating newUI components that are otherwise not part of the game engine.
Although changing the look and feel of simple UI components will be necessary, sometimes, it won’t be enough. We’ll show you how to put simple components together to build a compositeUI.

OBJECTIVE

By the end of this course, you’ll feel familiar with creating themes and coming up with creative solutions to introduce missing UI options. Ultimately, swapping and combining themes will give you complete flexibility in attaining the look you would like to have for your game. You can even use the same methods if you are using the engine for building desktop applications.

Now, get in there and create fabulous themes!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Housekeeping

Lecture 1: Course introduction & Author's credentials

Lecture 2: Important resources

Lecture 3: Technical requirements

Chapter 2: Getting to know UI kits

Lecture 1: Difference between UI kits and design systems

Lecture 2: Exporting the correct parts of a UI

Lecture 3: Vector vs raster graphics

Lecture 4: Fonts make it or break it

Chapter 3: Styling basic components

Lecture 1: What makes a component simple vs complex?

Lecture 2: Skinning a button component

Lecture 3: Taking advantage of themes

Chapter 4: Investigating other button components

Lecture 1: CheckBox & CheckButton

Lecture 2: RadioButton

Lecture 3: ToggleButton

Lecture 4: MenuButton

Lecture 5: ColorPickerButton, OptionButton, ToolButton, LinkButton, TextureButton

Chapter 5: Creating new label variants

Lecture 1: Label

Lecture 2: Tooltip

Lecture 3: Badge/Tag

Lecture 4: Alert/Notification

Chapter 6: Working on composite UI

Lecture 1: ProgressBar

Lecture 2: SearchBar

Lecture 3: Rating

Lecture 4: Comment

Chapter 7: Conclusion & Farewell

Lecture 1: Practice, practice, practice!

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Kumsal Obuz
Founder & CEO @ViroidGames, Godot Toronto guy, Packt author

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