How to Make a Retro Style 3D FPS in the Godot Game Engine

How to Make a Retro Style 3D FPS in the Godot Game Engine, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.62, with 68 lectures, based on 939 reviews, and has 5019 subscribers.

You will learn about How to implement a fast paced old school first person character controller in Godot How to fully implement a machine gun, shotgun, sword, and rocket launcher in Godot How to implement basic artificial intelligence in Godot How to use pathfinding in Godot How to implement basic GUI in Godot How to use particle effects in Godot This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Game Developers It is particularly useful for Beginner Game Developers.

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Summary

Title: How to Make a Retro Style 3D FPS in the Godot Game Engine

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.62

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to implement a fast paced old school first person character controller in Godot
How to fully implement a machine gun, shotgun, sword, and rocket launcher in Godot
How to implement basic artificial intelligence in Godot
How to use pathfinding in Godot
How to implement basic GUI in Godot
How to use particle effects in Godot

Who Should Attend

Beginner Game Developers

Target Audiences

Beginner Game Developers

In this course you’ll learn how to make an old school fast paced 3D FPS in the Godot Game Engine.

I’ll cover how to set up an environment and lighting, make player movement, create four guns: a machete, shotgun, machine gun, and rocket launcher, make two enemies, one melee and one range, with pathfinding and basic ai, create particle effects for explosions and smoke trails, create animations for weapons, create ammo, health, and weapon pickups, and set up a basic hud for the player.

Udemy’s requirements for course descriptions have changed since I originally posted this course and now require a minimum of 200 words, which is stupid, so here’s some filler: I need 88 more words at this point so I’m just going to type random words from the alphabet in. Or I suppose I could use a chatbot, but I’d rather have that human touch. This really is a stupid requirement, I said all I needed to say in only 110 words, which is much clearer than using 200, but because of some arbitrary rule, I’m now required to add this extra section that literally no one will read. Fantastic. Seven more, I guess it could be worse.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Making An FPS In Godot 4

Lecture 1: Making The Environment

Lecture 2: Player Movement

Lecture 3: Player Health

Lecture 4: Weapon Manager

Lecture 5: Importing Weapon Models

Lecture 6: Weapon Animations

Lecture 7: Bullet Hit Effects

Lecture 8: Hit Scan Bullets

Lecture 9: Weapon Script

Lecture 10: Muzzle Flashes

Lecture 11: Making The Shotgun

Lecture 12: Making The Machete

Lecture 13: Making the Rocket Launcher

Lecture 14: Adding Crosshairs

Lecture 15: Animating the Weapon Manager

Lecture 16: Importing Monster Meshes and Setting Up Materials

Lecture 17: Setting Up Enemy Hitboxes

Lecture 18: Setting Up Enemy States and Dying

Lecture 19: Enemy Vision and Hearing

Lecture 20: Enemy Movement and Facing

Lecture 21: Enemy Melee Attacks

Lecture 22: Ranged Enemy and Fireball Projectile

Lecture 23: Blood Effects

Lecture 24: Gibbing

Lecture 25: Making Health, Weapon, Ammo Pickups

Lecture 26: Player Death Screen

Lecture 27: Player Stats Display

Lecture 28: Player Health Effects

Lecture 29: Pickup History Display

Lecture 30: Adding Sound Effects To Everything

Lecture 31: Exporting Your Project

Chapter 2: Creating the Environment (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: Setting Up the Scene

Lecture 2: Setting Up the Navmeshes

Lecture 3: Setting Up Lighting and Skybox

Chapter 3: Creating the Player Character (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: Player Movement and Mouse Aim

Lecture 2: Player Health

Lecture 3: Weapon Manager

Chapter 4: Making the Weapons (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: Importing the Models

Lecture 2: Making the Weapon Animations

Lecture 3: Making the Bullet Hit Effect

Lecture 4: Making Hitscan bullets

Lecture 5: Making the Weapon Script

Lecture 6: Making Muzzle Flashes

Lecture 7: Making the Shotgun

Lecture 8: Making the Machete

Lecture 9: Making Explosions

Lecture 10: Making Rockets

Lecture 11: Making the Rocket Launcher

Lecture 12: Adding Crosshairs

Lecture 13: Animating the Weapon Manager

Chapter 5: Creating the Enemies (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: Importing Meshes and Setting Up Materials

Lecture 2: Setting Up Hitboxes

Lecture 3: Setting Up State Machine and Enemy Health

Lecture 4: Setting Up Enemy Senses

Lecture 5: Setting up Enemy Movement

Lecture 6: Setting up Enemy Melee Attacks

Lecture 7: Making a Fireball Projectile

Lecture 8: Making the Range Enemy

Lecture 9: Making Blood Sprays

Lecture 10: Making Gibs

Chapter 6: Creating Weapon, Ammo, and Health Pickups (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: Making the Pickups

Lecture 2: Making the Pickup Manager

Chapter 7: Making the Player UI (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: Restart Message

Lecture 2: Health and Ammo DIsplay

Lecture 3: Health Effects

Lecture 4: Pickup Info

Chapter 8: Final (Godot 3)

Lecture 1: How to Use Sound Effects

Lecture 2: How to Export Your Game

Instructors

Narayana Walters
Independent Game Developer

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1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 10 votes
3 stars: 60 votes
4 stars: 320 votes
5 stars: 544 votes

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