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3 yr. ago
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Is there a site or something where i can get code for my game? For example an ai or
player code?
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Hi i just started using godot and i am kinda stuck. is there a place where i can
get a basic game to see how it works? or i have to figure out everything bymyself
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KapFlagon
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3y ago
Hi!
KidsCanCode offer some really useful (and free) Godot Recipes. They are tutorials
with some code included, and give you a small piece of functionality at the end. In
theory, you could piece several of them together to try and make something work.
The GDQuest website and YouTube channel also have some really good free tutorials
which will result in some functional code by the end.
The Godot documentation also has some entries for Your first 2d game and Your first
3d game. Both are tutorials, but there are links to the source code on GitHub too
in that page. You can follow the tutorials, or look through the projects on GitHub
to try and build an understanding of how they work.
You mentioned that you just started using Godot. My advice is to avoid trying to
make a game of your own right now. Instead, focus on learning good programming
skills and the details of the Godot engine. Use the tutorials I provided above to
start making some small "toy" projects. For example, a project that only has the
goal of taking user input and changing the colour of a button, for example. You can
start to think of bigger and more complex "toy" projects, and build up some
knowledge. Then you can try to build a very simple game using that knowledge. A
game like "Flappy Bird", "Pong", "Breakout", or "Pacman" are good ones to start
with. Once you've made one or two of those, you'll be equipped with enough
knowledge to start making your own game.
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3y ago
Like the official example projects?
https://github.com/godotengine/godot-demo-projects
Perhaps also a read of the docs:
https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started/step_by_step/index.html
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3y ago
Aside from the examples that have already been given, I'd personally recommend this
tutorial series.
It's a VERY long, in-depth introduction to actual programming with GDScript (which
I recently just finished), it's not really something you can copy code from to
place directly in your game, but watching through all this and taking tons of notes
has helped me understand coding way, WAY better than any other school course and
tutorial combined TBH.
If you wanna get in to indie development as more than just a hobby, you'll
definitely have to learn the fundamentals on your own at some point. Good luck!
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3y ago
You get them from the Asset Lib tab
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