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In the newer version of Mac OS you've to type pip3 at least that is what I needed to do

It's a long video but worth it! Learning lots! For anyone wanting a breakdown of contents into "bite-sized" chunks/chapters Chunk 1: Introduction and Basics 00:00:00 - Intro, Sponsor NordPass Business, What is Godot 00:02:41 - Scenes and Nodes 00:36:33 - Working with code 00:57:56 - More on code 01:11:09 - Delta Total Time: ~1 hour 22 minutes Chunk 2: Nodes and Input 01:21:34 - Getting input 01:38:38 - More on nodes 01:48:55 - Physics! 02:15:23 - Signals (+Area) Total Time: ~1 hour 17 minutes Chunk 3: Signals and Customization 02:38:01 - Creating custom signals 02:51:11 - Creating custom scenes 03:21:07 - RigidBody2D 03:45:54 - Using a camera Total Time: ~1 hour 14 minutes Chunk 4: Tilemaps and Particles 03:51:37 - Tilemaps 04:28:11 - Tilemaps and physics 04:49:41 - Emitting particles Total Time: ~1 hour 17 minutes Chunk 5: Lights and Animations 05:09:08 - Lights 05:35:54 - Animations 06:07:42 - Tweens Total Time: ~1 hour 20 minutes Chunk 6: Connecting and Inheritance 06:29:21 - Connecting the laser to the level 06:39:52 - Inheritance 07:04:25 - Creating the inside level 07:27:09 - Adding a level transition Total Time: ~1 hour 4 minutes Chunk 7: User Interfaces 07:33:26 - Getting started with user interfaces 08:02:31 - Adding the health bar to the UI 08:08:46 - Making the UI interactive 08:25:52 - Adding color to the UI 08:36:45 - Prettier transitions Total Time: ~1 hour 13 minutes Chunk 8: Items and SetGet 08:46:16 - Creating items 09:06:15 - SetGet 09:23:52 - Creating crates Total Time: ~1 hour 9 minutes Chunk 9: Expanding Levels 09:55:54 - Expanding the inside level 10:17:31 - Creating the scout 10:37:55 - Creating the grenade Total Time: ~1 hour Chunk 10: Health and Shaders 10:49:22 - Scout & Health 10:57:43 - Player & Health 11:06:25 - Shaders Total Time: ~1 hour

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I'm only on the second game, but I am blown away by the depth of content combined with your ability to make complicated things more simple and understandable! When I need to understand a concept more in-depth, I simply jump over to your other Python/Pygame tutorials! I do have to slow the video speed down to about 60% if I want to do a (mostly) live follow of code (and pausing as needed to understand/catch up). Thank you for this! I'm feeling more confident as each day goes by.

this is fun! i wonder if i can go through this tutorial in one night! lol

Thank you for this tutorial. I learned a lot. ❤

Hi there, I had a question about the grenade damage. Your solution involved doing calculations between vectors to determine if enemies were in range. When you gave the exercise, I thought of just adding an area2d that calls the hit function on entities that enter it and turn it on/off using the animation player. Is this a valid solution? And what are the drawbacks to doing it like this.

Hey @ClearCode, my characters and entities and coast are going black and I can only transition once in the whole game. Along with this, there are no animations for water and basically no collision. I used all your code too, but still there’s that error. What do I do?

I thought it was a short film, but then I looked and saw 18 hours

Thank you very very much. You saved us so much time

The technique used to add margin at 1.20 has depreciated.. What I have done instead is to add a 'margin rectangle' and 'border' rectangle behind the text to provide the same effect margin_font=pygame.font.Font("font/Pixeltype.ttf",75 )#font type, font size ( controls the length of margin ) border_font=pygame.font.Font("font/Pixeltype.ttf",80 )#font type, font size margin_surf=margin_font.render("DDDDD",False,"Light Blue")#text,AA,color # controls the width of margin margin_rect= margin_surf.get_rect(center=(400,50)) border_surf=border_font.render("DDDDD",False,"Light Blue")#text,AA,color border_rect= border_surf.get_rect(center=(400,50)) and then in the game loop pygame.draw.rect(screen,"Light Blue",margin_rect) # Add back ground colour to score text (display surface, color, the actual rectangle) pygame.draw.rect(screen,"Light Blue",border_rect,5,5) # Add border to the score text

I am running mac on sonoma 14.5, if anyone is getting an issue with the player having a black outline behind transparent objects. I added convert_alpha to the cutout_surf created in the import_tilemap function. I don't know if this is the correct fix but it worked for me. btw amazing tutorial

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 ❤

I am only an hour in and I had to pause the video to comment. This is an EXCELLENT tutorial. It is obvious that you have put a great deal of effort into the explanation of all details relevant to the student. Truly a masterpiece!

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 ?

Hi, I have a mask question. Can masks be used for player cosmetic choices and if they can, would this remove the processing burden associated with masks if the mask was not responsible for detecting collisions at all?

I ran into problems around 4:30:00. It seems the coloring method of a ttk label doesn't work the way it's described in the tutorial. It might changed, I don't know. The code in the video doesn't work and doesn't run.

3:36:50 How in the world is "direction" work here when it was defined in the player script and emitted as "player_direction." I don't think "direction" is even defined anywhere inside of the grenade signals or functions or anything. The only place I even seen the word "direction" being defined in the player movement _process and in the laser script.

3:09:26 it doesn't work with me as the video shown even though I followed the tutorial step by step

Man slow going, sorry about that. But I am looking at the collisions section for the space game. Is there a reason why you use it by cycling through sprites? I attached a new method called "LaserCollide" to the Laser class so each instance itself is checking if it hit a method. I just passed "self" as the sprite to the pygame.sprite.spritecollide and checked if it collided with meteor_sprites... I'm sure there is a flaw to this but I'm not seeing it.

Very well done! Thank you for taking the time to make this! Best tutorial I've seen yet!

There's so many corrections and updates in the comments it makes me worried to do this for the stuff that may not be fixed yet.

Hello dude...I came from the video Path Finder Roomba...How do I make the binary matrix?

I'm a little confused. At 11:00:00 roughly, the player damage taken gets calculated in globals, but I'm not sure why it can't be handled the exact same as the scout inside player? I tried it myself and it seems to work so I'm not completely sure why it makes more sense to put into globals since you can update the globals value from pretty much any scene. Isn't that exactly how the health pick ups work to begin with?

Just 1 hour into this, and already learned so much! This is awesome! And so thoroughly presented as well!

Really well presented and super easy to follow along. Thanks

an angel honestly, give this man all the views that t series has right now

38:19 / 11:08:39

2:01:35 I get no collision, has something changed since this tutorial was made?

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.

Done and dusted

does this still work?

Incredible tutorial. Comprehensive and well presented. Including homework for each segment is great for retention. Thank you for making this!

This tutorial helped me in preparation of using Unreal engine and studying software engineering at university level

This was incredible definitely need more of this!

@1:35:49 misspelled "clases". Should be classes

why does moving the collision around 1:20 not let me jump

Coming back 2 years later but now at the collisions with rectangles. (1:03:50)

I am at 22:35 rn this tutorial is soooo goood

I just realized that this thing is 11 HOURS like holy cow he is going to explain every pixel

How to make in Godot

Hi, I'm new in Python and I need to write a GUI program that reads from SQL tablets and show data in a grid. I come from ASP and VB .Net programming. Your course is very interesting but creating a window with widgets using Tkinter is very very slow if compared with .Net environment. Isn't there a graphical programming environment in Python, something like Visual Studio, in order to create the graphical aspect of the program in a more efficient way? Thanks

man idk how to put in words *hot much i hate the need of designing levels omg*

how do i do it with multiple sprite sheets

The Return of The King

My HS math teacher minored in CS. We learned coordinates as "over the river, down through the woods" like the trip to grandma's house.

day 1 : 18 min day 2 : 1h 17 min

Your videos are AMAZING, please pin this comment. if you do, I will subscribe to you!

Where i can find good sprites and tilesets? Im not good at drawing so finding good sprites an tileset for my games would be great.

Can you tell me what tool do you use on your video's where you can write anything and then erase it too