Learn Godot 3 from scratch with zero experience – 2D

Learn Godot 3 from scratch with zero experience – 2D, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.33, with 53 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 9 reviews, and has 841 subscribers.

You will learn about Be able to make a understand the UI of Godot Understand the most necessary nodes and their uses in godot Be able to code flexibly in GD script, signals, collisions and many more Be able to create and style simple UI Be able to work with animations Create a simple platformer and top down game And many more that are not listed here This course is ideal for individuals who are Want to learn game development with Godot from scratch without any programming experience or Want to get started with game development It is particularly useful for Want to learn game development with Godot from scratch without any programming experience or Want to get started with game development.

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Summary

Title: Learn Godot 3 from scratch with zero experience – 2D

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.33

Number of Lectures: 53

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 53

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 54

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 54

Number of Practice Tests: 1

Number of Published Practice Tests: 1

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Be able to make a understand the UI of Godot
Understand the most necessary nodes and their uses in godot
Be able to code flexibly in GD script, signals, collisions and many more
Be able to create and style simple UI
Be able to work with animations
Create a simple platformer and top down game
And many more that are not listed here

Who Should Attend

Want to learn game development with Godot from scratch without any programming experience
Want to get started with game development

Target Audiences

Want to learn game development with Godot from scratch without any programming experience
Want to get started with game development

Learn Godot 3 from scratch without any experience – 2D

This course will train you step by step on how to be a game developer with the godot game engine

Davies Nzan, The instructor has thought thousands of students with hundreds of thousands of viewers on YouTube.

This course is a completely beginner friendly approach to game development with Godot and programming with GD script.

Here you will learn how make 2D games with Godot 3 from scratch

Understand the fundamentals programming and GD script

Also and be able to make platformer games and top down games.

At the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Understand the Godot User Interface and its functions
Understand the class inheritance node system
Use built-in signals and create your own signals
Understand collision layers and collision shapes
Write and understand GD script code (variables, loops, functions etc.)
Understand the most common nodes and how to use them
Saving and loading game data
Work with scenes as well as scene instances at Runtime
Use animations (AnimationPlayer, AnimateSprite)
Add sound effects to your game
Tiles and Parallax backgrounds
Create basic UI elements of your game
Style the UI of your game using themes
Create a flappy bird clone
Create a simple platformer shooter game
Export your games to Android, Windows, Linux and Mac

Come join thousands of students who have learned from Davies Nzan, now!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Download Godot

Lecture 2: Interface walkthrough

Chapter 2: Nodes and classes explanation

Lecture 1: Classes and Class inheritance

Lecture 2: Common 2D nodes

Lecture 3: Common UI nodes

Chapter 3: Introduction to GDscript programming

Lecture 1: Variables and data types

Lecture 2: Built-in functions

Lecture 3: Custom functions

Lecture 4: IF, ELIF, ELSE, AND and OR statements

Lecture 5: Other data types (Boolean, Array and Dictionary)

Lecture 6: For and While Loops

Lecture 7: Randomize functions

Lecture 8: Min and Max functions

Lecture 9: Inputs and Input map

Lecture 10: Accessing nodes from script

Chapter 4: Creating a Calculator game

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating the calculator UI

Lecture 3: Styling the UI using themes

Lecture 4: Game logic

Lecture 5: Finishing touches

Chapter 5: Core consepts to know in Godot

Lecture 1: Custom signals

Lecture 2: Node groups

Lecture 3: Adding Audio

Lecture 4: Animation with AnimatedSprite

Lecture 5: Animation with AnimationPlayer

Lecture 6: Scene transitions

Lecture 7: Save and Load game data

Lecture 8: Collision layers explanation

Chapter 6: Creating a basic platformer game

Lecture 1: Basic platformer game

Chapter 7: Creating a Ping pong game

Lecture 1: Ping pong game

Chapter 8: Creating a flappy bird game

Lecture 1: Player movement and control

Lecture 2: Camera movement and parallax backgrounds

Lecture 3: Tunnels and base platform

Lecture 4: Infinite tunnel instancing

Lecture 5: Bug fixes

Lecture 6: Menu screen

Lecture 7: Score counter

Lecture 8: Adding sound effeccts

Chapter 9: Creating a platformer shooter game

Lecture 1: Section overview

Lecture 2: Setup and basics

Lecture 3: Player animations

Lecture 4: Player gun and screenshake

Lecture 5: Autotiles and Parallax backgrounds

Lecture 6: Enemies and score counter

Lecture 7: Tansition effect and Menu screen

Lecture 8: Dead Enemy Effect

Lecture 9: Enemy shoot back

Lecture 10: Paused and Failed screens

Lecture 11: Powerups and spreading bullets

Chapter 10: Export game to different platforms

Lecture 1: Setting up for exports

Lecture 2: Android Export ?

Lecture 3: HTML5 Export ? (Play in Browser )

Lecture 4: Linux Export ?

Instructors

Davies Nzan
Online Coding tutor

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