Adventurer Andie – Learn to make a 2.5D platformer with Godot by Single-minded Ryan
Release date:2024, March
Duration:04 h 54 m
Author:Single-minded Ryan
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
Hello Single-minded Ryan!
It’s great to hear about your course on creating a 2D-style game in a 3D world using Godot. The comprehensive list of skills and knowledge you’re covering is impressive. I’ve summarized the key points:
Course Highlights:
- Real Game Feel: Emphasis on making participants feel like they are creating a real game from the start.
- High-Quality Assets: Focus on providing production-level game assets, enabling experimentation and continued learning after completing the course.
- Player’s Movements: Covering 2D movements including run, jump, and melee attack actions using GDScript.
- Animation Control: Exploring animation control using various nodes such as StateMachine, blend animation, and OneShot for flexibility in complex setups.
- Enemy Behaviors: Implementing enemy patrolling, edge detection, and turning using ray cast features.
- Visual Effects: Demonstrating control of particles through scripting and material animation for dynamic sword-swinging actions.
- Challenges and Pickups: Introducing spike traps, health pickups, and player health system with on-screen UI.
- Game Lifecycle and Core Programming: Explaining Godot’s game lifecycle functions, basic programming concepts, and unique GDScript features.
- Ongoing Content: Promising continuous additions like lectures on collectible coins and shooting bullets.
- Export and Showcase: Guiding participants on exporting games to executable files for sharing.
- Coding Skills: Enhancing GDScript skills, covering character movement, enemy behaviors, animations, VFX, UI, and more.
- Note on Sound and Music: Mentioning the current absence of sound and music assets in the course.
Expected Outcomes: By the end of the course, participants will have acquired skills in GDScript, game design, animation control, visual effects, enemy behaviors, and more. They’ll be able to create a 2.5D game level, design UI elements, handle health systems, and export their games for showcasing.
The course seems well-structured, offering a blend of practical game development and coding knowledge. It’s great that you’re open to adding more content based on participants’ needs. Wishing you success in sharing your expertise and inspiring game developers!
If you have any specific questions or if there’s anything else you’d like to share, feel free to let me know!
1 Introduction & Setup
1 Introduction
2 Download and install Godot
4 Import the game assets
2 Creating the Game Scene & the Player Character
1 Creating the game scene & the player node
2 The basic player movement script
3 Setting up the map input actions
4 Attaching the sword to the Player
5 Setting up the players idlerun animations
6 Setting up the players airborne animations
7 Adding the run & jump VFX to the Player
3 Creating the Player’s health script & a spike trap
1 Creating the spike trap
2 The players health script
3 The players dead animation
4 The Players hurt animation, hurt material effect and invincibility
4 Creating the UI system
1 Creating the health UI
2 Creating the Game Over UI & the restart button
5 Creating the health pickup
1 Create the health pickup 01
2 Create the health pickup 02
6 Creating the Enemy Character
1 Creating the enemy node and the enemy script
2 Creating the enemy patrol behavior
3 Setting up the enemy to damage the player
7 Setting up the Player’s attack
1 The players attack 01 – Setup
2 The players attack 02 – The enemy hurt material animation
3 The players attack 03 – Update the controllability code
4 The players attack 04 – Update the player script
5 The players attack 05 – The enemys health code & the hit VFX
8 Finishing the game
1 Creating the end door
2 Update the players invincibility
3 Design the game level & export the game
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