Godot Recipes
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Godot 101
Getting Started
01. What is Godot?
02. The Godot Editor
03. Nodes
GDScript
Intro to 3D
01. The 3D Editor
02. Importing 3D Objects
03. Creating a 3D Character
04. Using Areas
05. Edge Detection & Mouse Capture
06. Using CSG
07. First-person Character
Basics
Understanding tree order
Node communication (the right way)
Understanding node paths
Understanding 'delta'
Saving/loading data
Circular movement
2D
Entering/Exiting the screen
Platform character
Screen wrap
Splitscreen multiplayer
TileMap: detecting tiles
Top-down movement
Grid-based movement
Car steering
TileMap: using autotile
KinematicBody2D: align with surface
Moving Platforms
Shooting projectiles
TileMap: animated tiles
Screen Shake
Multitarget Camera
Ballistic bullet
Touchscreen Camera
Draw trajectory
3D
Camera Gimbal
KinematicBody: Movement
3D Unit Healthbars
Shooting projectiles
Drawing Vectors in 3D
Click to move
KinematicBody: align with surface
Input
Input Actions
Mouse Input
Adding Input Actions in code
Capturing the Mouse
Customizing the Mouse Cursor
Mouse: Drag-select multiple units
Animation
Spritesheet animation
Melee attacks
Controlling animation states
UI
Labels
Containers
Cooldown Button
Heart Containers: 3 Ways
Displaying debug data
Object Healthbars
Floating combat text
Minimap/radar
Radial Popup Menu
Gamedev Math
Interpolation
Transforms
Noise
Vectors: Using dot and cross product
Misc
Inheritance
Physics
Using KinematicBody2D
Using Rigid Bodies
Kinematic Friction
RigidBody2D: Drag and Drop
Kinematic to Rigid Body Interaction
Using 2D Joints
Conveyor Belt
AI/Behavior
Chasing the player
Path following
Changing behaviors
Homing missile
Shaders
Shaders: intro
Interacting with Shaders
Greyscale (monochrome) shader
Blur shader
Audio
Audio Manager
Exporting
Game Tutorials
Mobile Game: Circle Jump
01. Project setup
02. Spawning Circles
03. Limited circles
04. Menus
05. Score and HUD
06. Sound and Colors
07. Moving circles
11. Mobile ads
12. Saving settings
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Exporting
Building and exporting your project for PC, web, or mobile.
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