Your skills and teaching style is unparallel. I have ADHD so it's very hard for me to normally stay focused but the way you teach and pause as well as give us a task to do on our own feels interactive. Moreover you always encourage to read the documentation and tinker with stuff. I know you have your own tech domain that you like but man I wish only if you taught things like web development or springboot type of stuff I would never have an excuse not to finish the full course cause your teaching style is amazing.
@@ADITYA3GAMEIt's worse then having disosiative identity disorder. Normally, it is hard see the interception on ADHD and normal on a single person. But If you don't take care of your brain or took less sleep, it will try to take over yourself, changing your social behaviour and eat its own brain cell and give headache. Consequently, leading the person to suicide. (Note: I had friends like that and it is not me. I always pray for their swift passing not as sign of cruelty but for their true judgement and peace.)
I only just found and finished your ultimate introduction to Godot recently (which helped me a ton!!), and now there's another banger! I can't wait to get stuck into this one, thank you for your content dude, keep it up! :D
I know this is a lot to ask with everything that you have provided us with, but I would really appreciate tutorial on 3D style game in Godot: DOOM, Minecraft (as a course on Udemy maybe), or something else! Thank you
Finally made it through this tutorial (as I am keeping a lot of notes with added screenshots etc during tutorials, it takes always a while to consume them). This video is fantastic, thank you so much for delivering always such useful content! A shame that the amount of views unfortuanetly doesn't relefect the quality of it, otherwise it would have billions! I hope you keep up producing Godot related content :)
Thank you so much for another godot tutorial! I truly appreciate the work you do for us, and I hope that for everything we gain as viewers from your content, you also gain an equivalent amount of success and fulfilment in turn.
At 5:20:56 the condition for the shotgun angle should be < 45 for the 90 degree arc coming from the crosshair (45 to -45 since we are taking the absolute difference) otherwise the arc will be 180 degrees. Most importantly, the angle returned by the angle function seems to return the smallest angle from the x-axis so when aiming to the left above the x-axis it would return an angle of -180 whereas slightly below would return 180 which is a problem because the difference will be 360 degrees even though the two angles are directly next to each other. This only applies when aiming left so to account for this you also need to include angle differences greater than 315 as well (for the lower 45 degree arc). The full condition should be: pos.distance_to(enemy.position) < Global.gun_data[Global.guns.SHOTGUN]['range'] and (abs(bullet_angle - enemy_angle) < 45 or abs(bullet_angle - enemy_angle) > 315) P.s great tutorial
Thank you. You are amazing! Can't wait to learn a bunch with this as with the first one. Hope you have more Godot tutorials cooking for us :) Just an edit for info: Version 4.3 starter isn't 4.3. It asks for a conversion when opening.
You're a godsend my friend. May God bless you ❤❤, for the content you create and the way you teach is priceless and second to none. There are many people who make courses, but you add exercises in between, create videos on projects, in which you guide us, and even add helpful tips and insights while teaching, all while also recapping things you've already taught. Recap and recall is extremely essential while learning, and the tutorials you create are honestly the most ideal to learn.
As a complete beginner in coding who relies on the built-in movement script I can say I did understand almost everything is happening here thanks to your teaching skills
hi man im at 3:08:00 and i see that in your game if you go in the door and change scenes and then comeback (from station to sky and back to station for example) your game remebers the player's last position in station instead of just reloading the scene with the player's default position. How?. When i come back i just spawn in the middle of the station nowhere near to where the door was. Also i envision this will cause many problems like enemies respawning when coming back in the room etc. Im not sure if you mention it later in the tutorial, if you do then im sorry
I'm almost finished the tutorial, but got an error even though I rewatched the video. @5:48:37 Invalid access of index '2' on a base object of type: 'Array'. func _ready(): for i in $Main/Entities.get_child_count(): var entity = $Main/Entities.get_child(i) if entity.has_signal('shoot'): entity.connect('shoot', create_bullet) if entity.has_signal('detonate'): entity.connect('detonate', create_explosion) var scene_name = get_tree().current_scene.name if scene_name in Global.enemy_data: entity.setup(Global.enemy_data[scene_name][i])
For the coyote jump, it feels over complicated to use a timer, i know it provides nice input in form of seconds/milliseconds etc. But feels wasteful when we have access to very precise timer already, which is the delta in the _process function
Been following the tutorial so far and enjoying it. However @1:18:51, I'm unable top open the "tutorial_data.tscn" to copy the stuff to save time. How would I open that scene? I tried dragging it into the project and opening it from the project folder itself, but it didn't work.
@@ClearCode I tried that and it just opens the game engine like starting out a new project. [GODOT Projects Asset Library Settings] The tutorial_data.tscn provided doesn't open on my end for some reason.
@@ClearCode i am still in the middle of the ultimate introduction but anyway i am glad to hear that your are working on a 3D course! btw I did a lot of your pygame videos not knowing that godot uses GDscript which is basically python, but I dont regret it since i wanted to learn software developement in a chill way
Hi ! I love the way you teach and all the projects you've made so far and I'm loo,king forward to the next ones ! I like how you're IDE is looking and how you can organize classes and hide them, so what is the name of the platform you use ?
Great Tutorials! Could you please make a tutorial about Godot Multiplayer? Not just in the same LAN, but real online multiplayer. Also compatible on mobile games. That would be great.
i really really struggle with setgets and how to use them. Even if you explained it in the vid it almost seems like it's entering my head and leaving right away. Can anyone explain them like im 5 or use analogies for them so i can understand how they'd work in a real world context? Thanks in advance
im at around the 5h mark now and im wondering if making a shader for a hit flash is a bit overkill? Like if it wasn't in the context of a course and you weren't trying to show us the basics of shaders would it be a good idea to simply use modulate ? something like this in the hit() func: modulate = Color(1,0,0) await get_tree().create_timer(0.1).timeout modulate = Color("ffffff") 3 lines of code, same result no?
Excellent tutorial, please continue making more Godot if you can make one of a Farm game. That you have to water the plants every x time for better production and so on ❤
Hey Clear Code, nice tutorial and all, but... where do you actually get all of these information from, do you self teach yourself these or do you have any source you could recommend me and the others to get learning more?
The project files on the google drive start further along than the video shows. When does the video "catch up" to the project files so I can do the challenges along with the video?
Not sure if this is a me problem but the file in the one drive for 4.3 doesnt seem to work with the latest godot release, still has the old title map versions not the new layer stuff
Let's gooo always great quality in your tutorials . I also watched the shaders tutorial on your secondary channel, do you plan to do some more tutorial about this ?
th-cam.com/play/PLpMixYKO4EXekueh62_CFy5OhROL1PXDG.html&feature=shared I experimented with another channel and tried making more regular videos; although it didn't really work out so now it is a bit abandoned; there are 3 pretty decent shader videos in a playlist though
Isn't calling 'move_and_slide' from process (eg. on Drone) a bad practice though? According to Godot docs it should be called from _physics_process only 🤔
Could we get an isometric python game course?? Please! I haven't found any good tutorials in this area to show how this works using Tiled and the potentially the different issues that you face when coding versus say a 2D game.
For the crosshair in 'Player Grahpics', the line "position + direction * distance + Vector2(0, duck_offset)" is giving me "Standalone expression (the line may have no effect)". The crosshair does not move when I test it in 'run project'. Everything else appears to be identical to theirs, I've double checked. I'm on 4.3, so maybe there's an issue there? Anyone else get this issue?
Hi, I wanted to follow this tutorial, but when I downloaded the starting project from the Google Drive is not the same as in the video? There´s already an entity and a player scene, including the script. And when I run the project, it does not show me the level, but the camera focused on the player node, with the godot logo, but I can´t move. Also, the Godot 4.3 version is broken from the beggining, all the tylemaps have the "Error" triangle next to them. Am I downloading something wrong? I downloaded the ones the .zip, not the ones on the folder that say "progress". Should I just delete the "player" scene and do it from there? I don´t want to delete something from the base project that´s going to haunt me 5 hours in...
oh I am so sorry, if you check the google drive folder again you will find a Metrodot start_updated file, that one should show you the proper start one. It will give you warnings for all the tilemaps but that's just because the node was depreciated in favor of the tilelayer, it's still gonna work just fine! Hope that works better now and let me know if you have questions :)
Hi Clear Code! 😊 Can you send the link for your Godot theme (if possible to export), it is so well made and relaxing, exactly my type! Amazing and Clear tutorial as always! 💙
Is it normal if a big part of the player movement is already done in the project file? Im lowkey scared to start because i want to make sure i downloaded the right thing
for the start project there should only be the player animations but I go through every step, so just start and see how far you get, that's how you learn :)
@@ClearCode currently 2:15:00 in, i freaked out for no reason, great tutorial. I watched your 11 hour godot vid plus it's 3 hour sequel and im 100% gonna finish this one too, can't wait for your next one. Idk if you want it to be a secret but if not, when do you think your next godot vid is going to drop?
Your tutorials are so easy to follow, you do good work man
Your skills and teaching style is unparallel. I have ADHD so it's very hard for me to normally stay focused but the way you teach and pause as well as give us a task to do on our own feels interactive. Moreover you always encourage to read the documentation and tinker with stuff. I know you have your own tech domain that you like but man I wish only if you taught things like web development or springboot type of stuff I would never have an excuse not to finish the full course cause your teaching style is amazing.
💯
I was here to leave the same comment. Would love a video on web dev from scratch using flask/django
What is it like to have ADHD and growing up with it? And when did you discover you had ADHD?
@@ADITYA3GAMEIt's worse then having disosiative identity disorder. Normally, it is hard see the interception on ADHD and normal on a single person. But If you don't take care of your brain or took less sleep, it will try to take over yourself, changing your social behaviour and eat its own brain cell and give headache. Consequently, leading the person to suicide.
(Note: I had friends like that and it is not me. I always pray for their swift passing not as sign of cruelty but for their true judgement and peace.)
@md.mizanurrahmanxendpdc.369 wtf man... that's not even what adhd is even in the extreme cases
I only just found and finished your ultimate introduction to Godot recently (which helped me a ton!!), and now there's another banger! I can't wait to get stuck into this one, thank you for your content dude, keep it up! :D
GODOT TUTORIAL!!!!!! Bookmarked, scheduled in my calendar. I'll be back soon to binge this!
I know this is a lot to ask with everything that you have provided us with, but I would really appreciate tutorial on 3D style game in Godot: DOOM, Minecraft (as a course on Udemy maybe), or something else!
Thank you
working on it!
@@ClearCode yeah
Finally made it through this tutorial (as I am keeping a lot of notes with added screenshots etc during tutorials, it takes always a while to consume them). This video is fantastic, thank you so much for delivering always such useful content! A shame that the amount of views unfortuanetly doesn't relefect the quality of it, otherwise it would have billions! I hope you keep up producing Godot related content :)
Thank you so much for another godot tutorial! I truly appreciate the work you do for us, and I hope that for everything we gain as viewers from your content, you also gain an equivalent amount of success and fulfilment in turn.
Thanks for this tutorial. It's seriously better than some paid courses I've taken (and not only for Godot, but overall).
Oh my god this looks amazing
I'm gonna follow it when I have time
brilliant man thanks for these type of videos for beginners
At 5:20:56 the condition for the shotgun angle should be < 45 for the 90 degree arc coming from the crosshair (45 to -45 since we are taking the absolute difference) otherwise the arc will be 180 degrees. Most importantly, the angle returned by the angle function seems to return the smallest angle from the x-axis so when aiming to the left above the x-axis it would return an angle of -180 whereas slightly below would return 180 which is a problem because the difference will be 360 degrees even though the two angles are directly next to each other. This only applies when aiming left so to account for this you also need to include angle differences greater than 315 as well (for the lower 45 degree arc). The full condition should be:
pos.distance_to(enemy.position) < Global.gun_data[Global.guns.SHOTGUN]['range'] and (abs(bullet_angle - enemy_angle) < 45 or abs(bullet_angle - enemy_angle) > 315)
P.s great tutorial
Clear Code, thank you! I was waiting for yours metroid inspired game dev course!
Thank you. You are amazing! Can't wait to learn a bunch with this as with the first one. Hope you have more Godot tutorials cooking for us :)
Just an edit for info: Version 4.3 starter isn't 4.3. It asks for a conversion when opening.
You're a godsend my friend. May God bless you ❤❤, for the content you create and the way you teach is priceless and second to none. There are many people who make courses, but you add exercises in between, create videos on projects, in which you guide us, and even add helpful tips and insights while teaching, all while also recapping things you've already taught. Recap and recall is extremely essential while learning, and the tutorials you create are honestly the most ideal to learn.
As a complete beginner in coding who relies on the built-in movement script I can say I did understand almost everything is happening here thanks to your teaching skills
Thanks for Brilliant, I will check it out!
broo finally you came with a new godot video, thanks for your content.
Glad i found these videos! Love hours long videos that go far in depth! Thank you so much i hope i can learn lots :)
Its so cool to be here so early, haven‘t watched the video but i know its going to be another amazing tutorial!
Masterful tutorial. Really great info about organizing a project.
Clear Code I love you so much. Your videos make my day!♡
wasn't expecting a new tutorial. so this is awesome!
Incredible! Thanks for the awesome course!
Youhooooo ! Clear Code at it again
Thanks
thank you so much :)
Amazing tutorial. Thanks for doing this!
Awesome course! Always the best!
Adding to my watch later, thank you for doing another Godot video i greatly appreciate it ❤
1:52:30 Why animate the torso with custom left / right animations but with the legs you just flip it? Wouldnt it be better to flip the torso aswell?
He isnt pregnant but he delivered
Danke!
Vielen Dank :)
I am just halfway your first godot video and you already dropped this wtf😂
I hope you keep doing godot tutorials u are the best teacher and ur teaching style is so good. I would love to see a rpg tutorial 😊
I hope that one day you develop an action-adventure tutorial, focused on stories, in a platform format, with puzzle solving and an open world.
Incredible work like always! ❤
just finished the whole tutorial, it was great thx
Love all ur vids ad tutorials keep it going
Hi! Thank you for the support!
Clear, you are the Santa Claus of game coding.
hi man im at 3:08:00 and i see that in your game if you go in the door and change scenes and then comeback (from station to sky and back to station for example) your game remebers the player's last position in station instead of just reloading the scene with the player's default position. How?. When i come back i just spawn in the middle of the station nowhere near to where the door was. Also i envision this will cause many problems like enemies respawning when coming back in the room etc. Im not sure if you mention it later in the tutorial, if you do then im sorry
5:55:27 what is the freeze? or is this a recording?
I'm almost finished the tutorial, but got an error even though I rewatched the video.
@5:48:37
Invalid access of index '2' on a base object of type: 'Array'.
func _ready():
for i in $Main/Entities.get_child_count():
var entity = $Main/Entities.get_child(i)
if entity.has_signal('shoot'):
entity.connect('shoot', create_bullet)
if entity.has_signal('detonate'):
entity.connect('detonate', create_explosion)
var scene_name = get_tree().current_scene.name
if scene_name in Global.enemy_data:
entity.setup(Global.enemy_data[scene_name][i])
Looks like the 4.3 start project is still in 4.2 version
I love this man
Any updates on Nagonfjord??
May god bless you with a 10 million subscribers 🙏🏻🤗
For the coyote jump, it feels over complicated to use a timer, i know it provides nice input in form of seconds/milliseconds etc. But feels wasteful when we have access to very precise timer already, which is the delta in the _process function
THANK YOU!
velocity.x = direction.x * speed is giving an error of not being declared, how can I fix this
Been following the tutorial so far and enjoying it.
However @1:18:51, I'm unable top open the "tutorial_data.tscn" to copy the stuff to save time.
How would I open that scene?
I tried dragging it into the project and opening it from the project folder itself, but it didn't work.
just double click on it, doesn't that work?
@@ClearCode I tried that and it just opens the game engine like starting out a new project. [GODOT Projects Asset Library Settings]
The tutorial_data.tscn provided doesn't open on my end for some reason.
I finally figured it out and I got it to work.
I'm able to continue with the tutorial.
@@NokeiadkZjust out of curiosity what was it?
@@isaiah3613 I was going into the folder and opening it from there instead of opening the scene within Godot itself.
I think making a Godot 3D intro course will do as well as the 2D ultimate course
That's gonna be the next video
@@ClearCode i am still in the middle of the ultimate introduction but anyway i am glad to hear that your are working on a 3D course!
btw I did a lot of your pygame videos not knowing that godot uses GDscript which is basically python, but I dont regret it since i wanted to learn software developement in a chill way
Thx bro! You're the best!
I’ve been waiting for your next godot video! Annoyed TH-cam didn’t recommend it!
HELL YEAHH BABY! 🔥🔥🔥
Love the way you teqch
omg. thank for the tutorial.
You are incredible!!!
The Return of The King
I hope the next godot course about 3d
It'd be awesome if you could make some more Godot tutorial, especially some classic games e.g. Pokemon. Subcribed !
next tutorial will be Breath of the wild :P
Hi ! I love the way you teach and all the projects you've made so far and I'm loo,king forward to the next ones ! I like how you're IDE is looking and how you can organize classes and hide them, so what is the name of the platform you use ?
Great Tutorials!
Could you please make a tutorial about Godot Multiplayer?
Not just in the same LAN, but real online multiplayer. Also compatible on mobile games.
That would be great.
i really really struggle with setgets and how to use them. Even if you explained it in the vid it almost seems like it's entering my head and leaving right away. Can anyone explain them like im 5 or use analogies for them so i can understand how they'd work in a real world context? Thanks in advance
Would like to have a tutorial on a orthogonal style game in godot like zelda one u made in pygame
im at around the 5h mark now and im wondering if making a shader for a hit flash is a bit overkill? Like if it wasn't in the context of a course and you weren't trying to show us the basics of shaders would it be a good idea to simply use modulate ?
something like this in the hit() func:
modulate = Color(1,0,0)
await get_tree().create_timer(0.1).timeout
modulate = Color("ffffff")
3 lines of code, same result no?
Excellent tutorial, please continue making more Godot if you can make one of a Farm game. That you have to water the plants every x time for better production and so on ❤
Hey Clear Code, nice tutorial and all, but... where do you actually get all of these information from, do you self teach yourself these or do you have any source you could recommend me and the others to get learning more?
The project files on the google drive start further along than the video shows. When does the video "catch up" to the project files so I can do the challenges along with the video?
Should the the physics stuff like apply_movement and apply_gravity be in _physics_process instead or does it not matter for this game?
Not sure if this is a me problem but the file in the one drive for 4.3 doesnt seem to work with the latest godot release, still has the old title map versions not the new layer stuff
Hi, can you please share the final code so it is easier to troubleshoot during the practice. Thanks a lot!
you can find it in the drive folder
Thank you so much!
Let's gooo always great quality in your tutorials . I also watched the shaders tutorial on your secondary channel, do you plan to do some more tutorial about this ?
Yes, I will make an entire shader course later this year! It's gonna be something like 30 hours
30 hours HOLY??? Can't wait to see that !
what is his secondary channel?
th-cam.com/play/PLpMixYKO4EXekueh62_CFy5OhROL1PXDG.html&feature=shared I experimented with another channel and tried making more regular videos; although it didn't really work out so now it is a bit abandoned; there are 3 pretty decent shader videos in a playlist though
@@ClearCode Thank you! Your first Godot tutorial is fantastic. Looking forward to more content from you.
Was this in your udemy course?
no, it's new
@@ClearCode wait you had a udemy course?
@@ClearCode ok I have to do the udemy course but currently I'm doing some webdev projects hope the course will be of great help to me
@@DYNAMAX_D Not for Godot, only for pygame and tkinter
Isn't calling 'move_and_slide' from process (eg. on Drone) a bad practice though? According to Godot docs it should be called from _physics_process only 🤔
Thanks for all of your amazing tutorials, hands down the best source out there! Can we get a pygame_gui tutorial?
I am currently working on some other things but might do next year :)
@@ClearCode excellent, can't wait for the next video!
This is awesome 🎉 but please were can i get a tutorial for procedural animations 2d in godot
When I downloaded the project files it seems it was in a state after the Player Movement tutorial was finished. Did I do something wrong?
Could we get an isometric python game course?? Please! I haven't found any good tutorials in this area to show how this works using Tiled and the potentially the different issues that you face when coding versus say a 2D game.
alright, ty :D time to learnnnn
For the crosshair in 'Player Grahpics', the line "position + direction * distance + Vector2(0, duck_offset)" is giving me "Standalone expression (the line may have no effect)". The crosshair does not move when I test it in 'run project'. Everything else appears to be identical to theirs, I've double checked. I'm on 4.3, so maybe there's an issue there? Anyone else get this issue?
I think it should be position += (you forgot the "=")
@@ClearCode Thank you so much. That did the trick (well now it shoots off the screen, but I'll solve that myself, haha).
HOLY LETS GO!!!!
imagine getting this for free
you don't have to imagine 😁
More on Godot pls
Muito bom! Sou aqui do brasil e gosto muito do seu conteúdo!
HOW CAN I ADD LIKE A PAUSE SCREN OR OPTIONS
thanyou for your turn based game which you had given ,
The exact type of tutorial ive been after.
Thanks a lot 😊
Hi, I wanted to follow this tutorial, but when I downloaded the starting project from the Google Drive is not the same as in the video? There´s already an entity and a player scene, including the script. And when I run the project, it does not show me the level, but the camera focused on the player node, with the godot logo, but I can´t move.
Also, the Godot 4.3 version is broken from the beggining, all the tylemaps have the "Error" triangle next to them.
Am I downloading something wrong? I downloaded the ones the .zip, not the ones on the folder that say "progress".
Should I just delete the "player" scene and do it from there? I don´t want to delete something from the base project that´s going to haunt me 5 hours in...
oh I am so sorry, if you check the google drive folder again you will find a Metrodot start_updated file, that one should show you the proper start one. It will give you warnings for all the tilemaps but that's just because the node was depreciated in favor of the tilelayer, it's still gonna work just fine!
Hope that works better now and let me know if you have questions :)
@@ClearCode Ah, There we go! The new one looks like the start of the tutorial. Thank you very much, Really wanted to try this series.
Hi Clear Code! 😊 Can you send the link for your Godot theme (if possible to export), it is so well made and relaxing, exactly my type!
Amazing and Clear tutorial as always! 💙
I think it is just the default darker theme with white highlights. Can send you the hex codes if you like
@@ClearCode Ohh didn't know that! Thanks for clearing it out! 😅 No problem, I think I can set it up! Thanks !💙
Happy teachers day
Bro do you have a linkden?
So that I can actually mention you as a source of learning
You are doing awesome work bro
Is it normal if a big part of the player movement is already done in the project file? Im lowkey scared to start because i want to make sure i downloaded the right thing
for the start project there should only be the player animations but I go through every step, so just start and see how far you get, that's how you learn :)
@@ClearCode currently 2:15:00 in, i freaked out for no reason, great tutorial. I watched your 11 hour godot vid plus it's 3 hour sequel and im 100% gonna finish this one too, can't wait for your next one. Idk if you want it to be a secret but if not, when do you think your next godot vid is going to drop?
I just finished your 11 hour tutorial 😭
Data analysis or data scientists video pls
I'm so happyyyyy now ❤❤️😍
thank you!
pls im struggling between godot and Love2d and pygame pls can you hep me ?
Yipeee clear code tutorial
Hey can you plzzzz make a pygame inventory system tutorial 🙏🙏
He made a minecraft UI tutorial using python if that helps