[12] Let's Make a Godot Space Shooter: Meteors

We make a meteor that travels at a random speed and rotation! Let’s Make a Godot Space Shooter together - a series covering basic Godot concepts and workflows to create a full PC, mobile, and controller-supported game!
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[@Edel99]

why say make new scene add area2D then delete node2d? You can just 'make new scene add Area2D'...? BTW... Thank you for these tutorials! They are very helpful.

[@LeoOno]

so easy to follow, thanks :) !

[@djraptorx]

Technically this is an asteroid, not a meteor. A meteor is a piece of a meteoroid that burned up in Earth's atmosphere. A meteoroid is a pebble size rocky object, and an asteroid is larger. Therefore is an asteroid, but since it never entered Earth's atmosphere it cannot be a meteor. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
No, but seriously thank you for this tutorial, it's been excellent so far and I'm learning a lot. Subbed!

[@WagnerFelix]

meteor is rotating aways same direction and same velocity, double check the values :D

[@alexendl4112]

Try adding randomize() to the _ready function of Meteor.gd this will randomize the low and high every time you run it instead of just randomizing it the first time you run it and then never again.