@@lukky. Doesn't it use those as chapters for easier navigation if you put that in the description or something? By the way this video is a very helpful reference!
@@lukky. Hey, since this is part 3 in a 3-part series, it would make sense to link to the previous videos in the description. It might not matter to people who were already subscribed at the time, as they saw them in order. It also didn't matter when this video came out, because the other two were the previous two videos you released, and easy to find in your channel's "video" tab. But by now, we've already gotta scroll down a bit in that list. And in a couple of years, it will be quite hard to find among all the videos you'll have released by then. It's super frustrating when the algorithm recommends you part X in a series that came out years ago, and you have to dig through a deluge of content to find the other parts. Cheers, mate!
This is fantastic. Something missing from many learning materials nowadays "I dont need to learn how to do everything yet, I just want to know WHAT everything is" this kind of rapid fire intro is invaluable to beginners, and a great reference to come back to.
yess exactly, it can really help when you know what you want to do and you know that there is something very specific for it but you don't know the name
As someone who only really knows Unity and has focused thus far on 2D, WTF is this!? Why does it seem like Godot straight up has twice the amount of _actually useful stuff_ than Unity does for 2D????
I was thinking the same, every Godot video seems to just have "click this and add this" and Im like "What? I dont have to like script this in C# like a mad person! anymore" haha, I think its the idea that this Godot engine being open source, people have been adding to it exactly what everyone is thinking.
@@67steinip You still have to add code logic to a lot of things, sure you get out of the box gravity and physics on some nodes, but to get it to do more than that it will require scripts in either C# or GDscript, I'm a c# dev but c# is still weird to use on Godot so I'm going with GDscript for now.
Because Unitys "2D" capabilities are just 3D in a 2D disguise. It's simply just not an actual 2D engine even if it advertises it as one. Godot is a proper 2D engine, since it has an actual 2D renderer unlike Unity.
as someone with adhd who finds it difficult to learn anything normally, this kind of quick paced list where i can go and play around with specific things i find important or interesting is actually invaluable for me. thank you!
Yes this! It helps so much to be able to kinda take in the scope of what you can and can't do. It's difficult to understand the application of things if I don't know where the roof is
@@DR-7 ... What?? I'm "announcing" it because it makes it harder to focus and makes conventional learning difficult... you know, baseline ADHD stuff I'm simply saying that as someone who struggles with learning *because* of my adhd, this video is very helpful in the way it's structured.. I don't understand why you have a problem with that??? ADHD is a big part of my everyday strugggle...
Amazing content bro. Thank you. I feel Godot's biggest hurdle at the moment is the lack of learning resources online, and its great to see this issue being rectified by creators such as yourself!
This is the BEST video I could have ever asked for. I dont want to sit through a bunch of tutorials doing stuff I dont want to do just to learn the basics. You managed to just give me all the info I needed to learn for my self! Thank you so much.
This is awesome! A lot of those aren't explained by the documentation very well. Your comparative analysis of all of them really makes it easier to understand them.
Thanks so much, I get inspiration watching this because it lets you explore as many options of how you might approach a problem in one of your own projects!
This is exactly what I needed to start learning Godot. I've done a couple smaller tutorials and learned a few of the 2D nodes already but still don't feel like I can create anything good on my own. New plan - make a bunch of small games based around 2-4 nodes to work on my gdscript and slowly learn how they all work. I thought there'd be way more than 40, it actually seems doable to learn them all. By then I should be able to make the passion project play how I want it to.
As someone who've been working with web development for 13 years wishing to transition to a game dev carreer: WE NEED MORE DOCUMENTATION LIKE THIS! THIS IS ABSOLUTE GOLD.
And here i was thinking of resorting to 10 hour long courses to learn all the tools Godot offers me for making a 2d game. Thanks a lot man! Just by watching the video i already came up with a bunch of ideas on how to use these things.
god tier series idea other comments already explain why this is such a nice resource that im surprised doesnt exist, thank you for putting this together
Thanks for the video. I'm learning Godot and I'm constantly realizing that it has many nodes that automatically does what I was trying to achieve manually by programming.
I finished Godot's "Dodge the Creeps" tutorial game, and have started an rpg tutorial series. I'm brand new. This video was great. Just showing "here are all the blocks in your lego bin" is really useful.
Huge thanks dude, you condensed so much knowledge some would have to spent days learning to differentiate in just a few minutes man! You could charge money for this
Having no luck with the provided step-by-step guide, I was ready to give up on learning Godot. Seeing what you can do with it in this video has changed my mind. I really need to figure this out.
As someone who just literally picked this up, is half way through a different tutorial, this is a lot of information all at once and im hardly picking anything up. I feel like this is a video i need to rewatch in about a month
just learning Godot now, you're a god for this. if you see this and there are any courses or tuts u recommend for abso beginner don't hesitate to recommend! thank u for these
You're a legend, thank you so much for all the work put into this 🙏, so good that I actually started to taking notes haha PS: For anyone confused by the Joint nodes (2:31), the nodes that are joined are the "boxes", my first thought was to think about the character, because I associated the word "joints" with human body joints, and ended up thinking that the boxes where joined to the character, but the movements didn't have any sense lol.
Beautiful video, thank you! I am trying to get into learning a game engine to eventually build a 2D game. Couldn't ask for a better format to learn. (:
Node2D: 0:30
Camera2D: 0:40
Animated/Sprite2D: 0:53
CollisionObject2D: 1:08
PhysicsBody2D: 1:18
Collision Polygon/Shape 2D: 1:26
StaticBody2D: 1:38
AnimatableBody2D: 1:54
RigidBody2D: 2:09
CharacterBody2D: 2:20
Joint2D: 2:32
DampedSpringJoint2D: 2:42
GrooveJoint2D: 2:52
PinJoint2D: 3:03
Area2D: 3:11
AudioListener2D: 3:30
AudioStreamPlayer2D: 3:40
CPU/GPU Particles 2D: 3:50
TileMap: 4:09
CanvasModulate: 4:30
Light2D: 4:40
PointLight2D: 4:47
DirectionalLight2D: 5:11
LightOccluder2D: 5:24
Line2D: 5:34
Marker2D: 5:48
MeshInstance2D: 5:57
MultiMeshInstance2D: 6:06
Navigation Region/Link/Obstacle 2D: 6:16
Parallax Background/Layer: 6:36
Follow/Path2D: 6:48
Polygon2D: 6:59
Raycast2D: 7:08
ShapeCast2D: 7:17
RemoteTransform2D: 7:29
Skeleton2D Physical/Bone2D: 7:43
VisibleOnScreen Enabler/Notifier 2D: 8:02
CanvasGroup: 8:18
BackBufferCopy: 8:28
Thank you !! 🤍
Wait a minute... Where's the Cult node as proposed by Juan Linietsky? 🤔
@@lukky. Doesn't it use those as chapters for easier navigation if you put that in the description or something? By the way this video is a very helpful reference!
@@GodotNoContextIf I remember correctly I think it derives from Node, not Node2D
@@lukky. Hey, since this is part 3 in a 3-part series, it would make sense to link to the previous videos in the description. It might not matter to people who were already subscribed at the time, as they saw them in order. It also didn't matter when this video came out, because the other two were the previous two videos you released, and easy to find in your channel's "video" tab. But by now, we've already gotta scroll down a bit in that list. And in a couple of years, it will be quite hard to find among all the videos you'll have released by then. It's super frustrating when the algorithm recommends you part X in a series that came out years ago, and you have to dig through a deluge of content to find the other parts. Cheers, mate!
This is fantastic. Something missing from many learning materials nowadays "I dont need to learn how to do everything yet, I just want to know WHAT everything is" this kind of rapid fire intro is invaluable to beginners, and a great reference to come back to.
yess exactly, it can really help when you know what you want to do and you know that there is something very specific for it but you don't know the name
It's basically video documentation
@@adbb1404 which is useful for a lot of people
As someone who only really knows Unity and has focused thus far on 2D, WTF is this!? Why does it seem like Godot straight up has twice the amount of _actually useful stuff_ than Unity does for 2D????
I was thinking the same, every Godot video seems to just have "click this and add this" and Im like "What? I dont have to like script this in C# like a mad person! anymore" haha, I think its the idea that this Godot engine being open source, people have been adding to it exactly what everyone is thinking.
@@67steinipi use gamemaker and Godot seems pretty fun ngl, but im trying to learn it more for the 3D than 2D
From what I've heard, it sounds like Unity is just not built for 2D, and it's kind of an after thought, but Godot is designed for both 2D and 3D.
@@67steinip You still have to add code logic to a lot of things, sure you get out of the box gravity and physics on some nodes, but to get it to do more than that it will require scripts in either C# or GDscript, I'm a c# dev but c# is still weird to use on Godot so I'm going with GDscript for now.
Because Unitys "2D" capabilities are just 3D in a 2D disguise. It's simply just not an actual 2D engine even if it advertises it as one. Godot is a proper 2D engine, since it has an actual 2D renderer unlike Unity.
as someone with adhd who finds it difficult to learn anything normally, this kind of quick paced list where i can go and play around with specific things i find important or interesting is actually invaluable for me. thank you!
For sure. To be honest I wish someone would make a game that shows you how to make a game.
@@Romar-iosame it would be cool but also would look like a kids game
Yes this! It helps so much to be able to kinda take in the scope of what you can and can't do. It's difficult to understand the application of things if I don't know where the roof is
Why do all adhd Havers must go around announcing it? Lately it feels more like an accomplished by how many people been carrying it like a badge
@@DR-7 ... What?? I'm "announcing" it because it makes it harder to focus and makes conventional learning difficult... you know, baseline ADHD stuff
I'm simply saying that as someone who struggles with learning *because* of my adhd, this video is very helpful in the way it's structured.. I don't understand why you have a problem with that??? ADHD is a big part of my everyday strugggle...
it's so nice to not have a tutorial attached to this. it's like a quick video overview of the documentation to get started with
Amazing content bro. Thank you. I feel Godot's biggest hurdle at the moment is the lack of learning resources online, and its great to see this issue being rectified by creators such as yourself!
This is the BEST video I could have ever asked for. I dont want to sit through a bunch of tutorials doing stuff I dont want to do just to learn the basics. You managed to just give me all the info I needed to learn for my self! Thank you so much.
I'm new to Godot, and was craving a quick overview exactly like this. Thank you!
Thanks bro for your contribution towards Godot community. 😇🙌🏻
This is awesome! A lot of those aren't explained by the documentation very well. Your comparative analysis of all of them really makes it easier to understand them.
Thanks so much, I get inspiration watching this because it lets you explore as many options of how you might approach a problem in one of your own projects!
Dang that ‘in camera view’ node is clutch! Going to use that alot
Watching this as a newbie is the equivalent of supercharging yourself with 4 flintstone gummies.
This is exactly what I needed to start learning Godot. I've done a couple smaller tutorials and learned a few of the 2D nodes already but still don't feel like I can create anything good on my own. New plan - make a bunch of small games based around 2-4 nodes to work on my gdscript and slowly learn how they all work. I thought there'd be way more than 40, it actually seems doable to learn them all. By then I should be able to make the passion project play how I want it to.
This was really useful, it's great to get an overview of what's available. Thanks!
I'm brand new to coding and trying to make games and this is exactly what I needed; just a quick rundown of what everything is and how it all works!
Wow this is far more in depth than I expected. Everything is just ready and waiting to be used for whatever you want.
very informative, short, right to the point and simple to understand.
Extremely helpful! Learned alot. Its neat how a lot of the nodes in godot do things for you that youd have to program in other game engines. thanks!
Imo these kind of video are a great way to get a light and general overview of all the tool of Godot. Love it!
As someone who've been working with web development for 13 years wishing to transition to a game dev carreer: WE NEED MORE DOCUMENTATION LIKE THIS! THIS IS ABSOLUTE GOLD.
I’m going to be coming back to this video many times throughout my Godot journey, thank you for this dude!
This was INCREDIBLY helpful after watching basic tutorials. Can't thank you enough! I have now a good idea how to structure my 2D game!
Now do a tierlist
Watched in 2x speed and learnt all nodes in 4 mins and a half! Good job, sir!
And here i was thinking of resorting to 10 hour long courses to learn all the tools Godot offers me for making a 2d game. Thanks a lot man! Just by watching the video i already came up with a bunch of ideas on how to use these things.
Great intro to everything! Left me wanting to explore some new ideas :) thank you.
god tier series idea
other comments already explain why this is such a nice resource that im surprised doesnt exist, thank you for putting this together
Finally. I want to start with 2D nodes and then move up to your other videos from there 🙂
Thank you for this, I was going through the docs and this helps a lot too!
Ive had a really bad itch to get back into using godot and these videos really push me, thanks!
Cant express how helpful this was. thank you!
Thank you for this video. It just made me more excited about using godot and understanding why people say its so "easy"!!.......Subscribed!!
Yes! I've been waiting eagerly for this. Thank you! Now hoping for Network nodes.
This was incredible! So concise and helpful. Thank you!
This is great! just started getting into godot and this helps me plan some stuff out
Awesome! Extremely helpful for me right now, as I'm sure for many others
Thanks for the video. I'm learning Godot and I'm constantly realizing that it has many nodes that automatically does what I was trying to achieve manually by programming.
Quick and to the point, 素晴らしい
I finished Godot's "Dodge the Creeps" tutorial game, and have started an rpg tutorial series. I'm brand new. This video was great. Just showing "here are all the blocks in your lego bin" is really useful.
Huge thanks dude, you condensed so much knowledge some would have to spent days learning to differentiate in just a few minutes man! You could charge money for this
Been using Godot for a while and still learned something new, right on man, great vid
Having no luck with the provided step-by-step guide, I was ready to give up on learning Godot. Seeing what you can do with it in this video has changed my mind. I really need to figure this out.
try new brackey tutorial. I think it will help
Thank you! I will be rewatching this video from now on as a reference guide 😆
thank you! lovely tutorial overview that is not too fast but still to the point. subscribed to see what else you got
As someone who just literally picked this up, is half way through a different tutorial, this is a lot of information all at once and im hardly picking anything up. I feel like this is a video i need to rewatch in about a month
thank you, this actually made me understand how to set things up!
Im learning godot and this was super helpful thank you
thanks, really appreciated this video, subscribed bro
Best godot video I've seen in a long time
just learning Godot now, you're a god for this. if you see this and there are any courses or tuts u recommend for abso beginner don't hesitate to recommend! thank u for these
Wow thx a lot, i'll be coming back to that video for sure
Wow amazing, you're voice sounds like music to my ears too!
You're a legend, thank you so much for all the work put into this 🙏, so good that I actually started to taking notes haha
PS: For anyone confused by the Joint nodes (2:31), the nodes that are joined are the "boxes", my first thought was to think about the character, because I associated the word "joints" with human body joints, and ended up thinking that the boxes where joined to the character, but the movements didn't have any sense lol.
amazing, thanks, really needed this
You are a ROCKSTAR!!! Thanks man
Just subscribed! Love seeing more resources for the Godot community!
You are the GOAT. Thank you so much!
huge thanks for a short and useful list, liked and subscribed!
Holy! This if amazing!!! Incredibly useful man, you have no idea how much this makes things easier for me! Keep up the great work!❤❤
0:00 Ok, I like those sound effects
Best video in your channel. Love it.
Beautiful video, thank you! I am trying to get into learning a game engine to eventually build a 2D game.
Couldn't ask for a better format to learn. (:
thank you so much for making this
This is amazing! Thank you so much I'm using this as a cheat sheet :)
Thanks so much for making this!
Best Godot Videos so TH-cam
Great overview!
Love your work Lukky 🙏
Thank you for doing this! I learned about a few nodes that I'm excited to play with.
the thing that makes godot different from unity is that this guy made a quick tutorial on all the components
2d time lets go! I was waiting till u did this to get back in.
thank you so much this is really helpful
this channel is gold
Wow godot really has so much covered, a really good engine to pick up gamdev.
oh god this is a great series :D
This was great man thanks!
This is a great series.
Thanks a lot for your time on the great info sharing 🙏
Awesome vid, thanks
I've been using Godot for two years now and I didn't know all of these! (apart from the new ones from Godot 4)
I need to save this it is sooo usefull
Thanks bruv, Subscribed
This is really helpful thankyou so much!
thank you fro telling me this, it good to know
love it. thank you!
Thank you! Here's a sub.
Damn i was afraid to mess with some of these nodes, but this video explained them so well i want to mess with all of them
thank you very much there buster
Much appreciated! Thank you!
best documentation
Really well done, thanks!
The Marker2D can be used as the position of weapons' nozzles.
This was useful, thx
That was sick af
You just gained a sub ❤️
Nice!! Great video, Love it!
Thanks! Very thanks.
You are legendary 💪 bro
This is the first video I saw from you and Im in love with you