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HTTP and Godot 4
#HTTP #godot #godotengine #gamedev #tutorial
This video covers what is HTTP and how to use it in godot 4.
The file we are using from Godot's repository: github.com/godotengine/godot/blob/master/version.py
The raw content of the file (use this for the HTTP request in Godot): raw.githubusercontent.com/godotengine/godot/master/version.py
This video covers what is HTTP and how to use it in godot 4.
The file we are using from Godot's repository: github.com/godotengine/godot/blob/master/version.py
The raw content of the file (use this for the HTTP request in Godot): raw.githubusercontent.com/godotengine/godot/master/version.py
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Node Properties in Godot 4
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#godot #node #properties #property #godotengine #gameengine #tutorial The video covers what are node properties and how to edit/control them through the UI and through scripting.
Main Scene in Godot 4
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#godot #main #scene #godotengine #gameengine The video covers what is the main scene in godot, and how to set and change the main scene.
Node Inheritance in Godot 4
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#godot #node #inheritance #godotengine #gameengine The video covers what is node inheritance and why it is important in godot. It offers a simple way of understanding inheritance in the context of godot, without going into the details of OOP.
Master the key concepts of Godot 4
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#godot #godotengine #gameengine #scene #node #scenetree #tree #signal #learning The video covers the 4 fundamental and key concepts of Godot 4. Intro: 0:00 scenes: 0:21 nodes: 1:15 scene tree: 2:10 signals: 2:55 conclusion: 3:35
Scene Tree Introduction | Godot 4
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#godot #gameengine #scenetree #scene #tree #learning This video provides an introduction to the Scene Tree in Godot 4. The scene tree is the structure which hosts the nodes that make up our game. This video highlights what is the scene tree, its structure, and one of the ways to navigate it.
Roadmap to learn Godot 4 as quick as possible
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#godot #gameengine #gamedeveloper #learning #roadmap In this video, I highlight what I think is the fastest way to learn and get comfortable using Godot, allowing you to work on your projects as soon as possible. Documentation links: - First look at the godot editor: docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/getting_started/introduction/first_look_at_the_editor.html - Step by step: docs.godotengine.org/en...
Input mapping in 90 seconds | Godot 4
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A quick guide on what is Input mapping and how to use them in Godot 4! #godot #gameengine #tutorial #Input #mapping #inputmapping #gamedeveloper #gamedeveloper
Background Loading & Loading Screens | Godot 4
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A quick guide on how to load scenes in the background and show a loading screen in Godot 4! #godot #gameengine #tutorial #gamedeveloper #gamedev #loading #scene
Making a SPIDER VERSE GAME in 24 hours | JumboGame #2
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#spiderman #spiderverse #game #acrossthespiderverse #gamedev #devlog #gameplay #gamedeveloper #gameengine Intro: 0:00 What is this game: 0:28 Game walkthrough: 0:53 assets: 1:19 Background movement: 1:53 wall instantiation: 2:04 player controls: 2:14 Bye : ): 2:53
MAKING A 3D CAR GAME | JumboGame #1 | The Midnight Eclipse
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#games #gamedev #devlog #gameplay #gamedeveloper #gamedevelopers #gameengine Intro: 0:00 Intro on steriods: 0:12 What is this game: 0:21 Awesome features :): 0:30 Game walkthrough: 0:46 Renderers: 1:03 Game breakdown (Assets): 1:31 Car refuses to be controlled: 1:54 Important Code in the car controller: 2:03 Rigid (Bad) camera movement: 2:11 Smooooth (Good) camera movement: 2:32 Confessing that...
Pausing games in 85 seconds | Godot 4
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A quick guide on how to do a pause menu in godot! #godot #gameengine
Devlog #1 | The Midnight Eclipse | The theme of the game
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This is the first devlog for The Midnight Eclipse. #gamedev #devlog #godot #gameengine #games #gamedeveloper
Godot 4 | Autoloads overview
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The video explains what are Autoloads, how to use them, and how they are represented in the scene tree. #godot #gamedev #gameengine #autoload
Changing scenes | Godot 4
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The video goes over changing a scene in Godot 4, using change_scene_to_file and change_scene_to_packed. #godot #gamedev #gameengine
Godot 4 | scene manipulation (hiding and removing scenes)
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Godot 4 | scene manipulation (hiding and removing scenes)
Godot 4 | Scene and scene instantiation quick overview
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Godot 4 | Scene and scene instantiation quick overview
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Thank you!
So simple, worked first try. Thank you!
You are very welcome!
How do I increase the loading time by, say, 5 seconds after the scene has finished loading?
You can use a Timer node, and use the timeout signal. Then, you can set the wait_time, and start the timer. docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/classes/class_timer.html
This tutorial is genuinely one of the best if not the best I've ever experienced. Yeah the code viewport should have been larger. But Very nice.
Thank you very much!
Great! Solved my doubts in 100 seconds, thanks!
You are very welcome!
Why does the error 'Invalid get Index "progress" (in base string)' appear?
It seems that you have `progress` as a string and you are trying to get a character that is out of bound. I think you need to make sure that progress is an array and you are accessing the value in index 0.
underrated channel
Thank you!
This is actually really useful, thanks!
You are very welcome!
woa
Soo i making a game and i want to change scenes without closing it and i dont know how
If I understand correctly, you want to preserve/save the changes that happened in a scene (eg. changes in positions of each node), and when you switch back to this scene you want to continue from where you left off. In this case, it is best to detach/remove the root node of your scene instance, and attach it back when you want, using add_child.
What if I'm just starting. I want to make my "dream game" but i want to do other things before i make my "dream game" so that I know that I'm ready.
I agree, I think it's likely better to start with smaller projects first, specially if your dream game is big and will take some time to build. I recommend starting with small projects that focus on different aspects of your dream game (eg. 2D or 3D, UI, networking, etc.) Once you have a solid foundation, you can approach your dream game. I hope this helps!
Rome wasn't built in a day friend. Learn how to make bricks, roads, houses, sewage, etc. And then begin building your rome
@@fuzzy-02 that's essentially what i said, but thanks.
It's been a while, Sensei. Great video as always
Thank you!
Nice tutorial simple and direct!
Thank you!
Great video, but i cant find a way to make a "shortcut" (like only jump if up AND space are pressed at the same time) without making jump1 for up and jump2 for space et then in the code checking for both imputs. Do you now how pls ?
Thanks! I am unaware of a way that can allow you to define composite actions in Input Map.
Great tut!
Thank you!
thx
You are welcome!
This was very useful and packed with a lot of info in under 3 minutes.
Glad to hear! Thanks!
When would you use an absolute node vs a relative node?
If I understand correctly, you are referring to accessing a node using an absolute path vs relative path. Both methods should work fine. Absolute path makes it more clear which node you are referencing, and relative paths are more flexible and easier to maintain (eg. it makes it easier to move parts of the scene tree around without breaking the path to the node).
i can't read anything, please make the text bigger for the code
Thanks for the feedback. In later videos, I adjusted the text to be bigger, and I will make sure that the text is big and visible for future videos as well!
Amazing for a quick revision session .
Thank you!
short, clear, and clean. Thanks man
You are very welcome!
good👍
Thank you! 👍
This is hands down the tutorial video I have ever seen. The only thing that could improve it would be a link to source code.
Great suggestion! Thank you for the feedback!
Very helpful, thankyou.
You are very welcome!
Your videos are really great! Love how u expose topics with images for general understanding and then to show how to apply concepts in the engine itself. A video on custom resources would be great crafted by you!
Thank you very much! Great suggestion, I added it to the to-do list!
Sensei, thank you for helping me save a lot of time by understanding the nature of the problem with "Godot tutorials".
Thank you!
Keep it coming~ love your contents
Thank you, much appreciated!
@@JumboGamedev I don't see any links to your socials, I would love to follow and see more of your works. Do you upload on other platforms?
@@Fylart75 Thank you very much. So far, I only uploaded on youtube, but I am planning to upload on X pretty soon, and maybe other platforms as well (eg. tiktok, others?). I will make sure to add links to the socials as soon as I have everything setup (hopefully within the next month). I really appreciate it!
This is exactly the kind of videos I wish were there when I was starting. Thank you so much. I might already know most of these, but I'm sharing them with my friends who want to learn, and I'm also saving them for reference. I like how concise they are and how you simplify things.
Thank you very much, really appreciate it!
Finally a video that really solves my problem! NodeWithSignal.TheSignal.connect(TheNodeWithFunc.TheFunc) I saw so many different ways but this finaly works
The video is very useful and your video editing is very good. Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much!
Good job 👍
Thank you 👍
So refreshing to have bite sized and to the point videos. Nothing worse than when people take an hour to explain something they could have in 2 minutes lol.
Thanks for the feedback!
dude can you please tell me how to edit like your videos , the software u use ? I want to make educational videos in my coutry , india .
I use a mix of blender, after effects, OBS, audacity, davinci resolve.
Really well done only note would be to place your explanation images within the black space of the script editor portion so the actual code / editor can be seen clearer.
Thank you for the feedback!
skibidi sensei would be proud of you
Thanks! I'll keep doing my best to make Skibidi Sensei proud!
AAAA SO GOOD
Thank you very much!
Thank you so much, I was really confused on how to get this process started. My code was close but wasn't working, this helped me adjust it so it worked :)
You are very welcome!
Found one of your videos yesterday and have started to binge watch your channel. I like your aesthetic very much, and the short explanatory video format is very good for when you need fast instructions.
Thank you very much!
One of the Best explainations how it works. Keept it up!
Thank you very much!
Love this type of format when learning, awesome work!
Thank you!
Thank you for these introduction videos.
You are welcome!
This is gold
Thank you!
thank you for going straight to the point, and the little nodes and arrows along with the view of the editor was very helpful :D
You are very welcome!
Wow, How did you make this video? It's so smooth
I use a mix of blender, after effects, OBS, audacity, davinci resolve.
oh i think this relates to my question in your first video whereas its a part of the scene but not a child of it so we need to add it as a child. Thank you thats very clear
You are very welcome!
love it, its very concise and understandable, though I have a question... why doesnt it get added directly in the scene when you instantiate it? isnt instantiate mean that it has added into the scene? why do we need to append it as child? ＞﹏＜
Thank you very much! Instantiating a scene creates the object but does not automatically add it to the scene tree. This is great because it gives you control over where and when the nodes should appear in your game. For example, you may want to change/set properties on some nodes before adding them to the tree, or you may want to wait for some time before adding the nodes the tree.
This is exactly what I need, so clearly. Thank you!
You are very welcome!
Underrated channel
Thank you!
Ty so much, new dev on godot coming from unity this really help. Is there a way to get the same color of your editor? On unity i had a theme with similar color so i really like it
You are very welcome. Yes, you can go to editor, then editor settings, then theme, then use 11124b for the base color, and use ff0090 for the accent color.
How to reattach in code?
You can use add_child() or add_sibling() to reattach a node back to the scene tree.
@@JumboGamedev what's the difference between add child and add sibling
@@DoubledEthan add_child() adds a node as a child of another node, while add_sibling() adds a node at the same level as another node (ie. it becomes a child of the same parent).