Godot Explained for Noobs | Beginner's No-Code AI Course (1)
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
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Learn What is Godot and Why It's Worth Learning
Welcome to my guide on Godot Engine! 🚀 In this video, we dive into what Godot is and why it's a fantastic tool for game developers of all levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, understanding Godot can open up new opportunities for your game development journey.
🔑 Key Topics Covered:
What is Godot? - An introduction to Godot Engine,
Why Learn Godot? - Discover the benefits of learning Godot, including its ease of use, flexibility, and robust community support.
Additional Tips:
Start with simple projects to get a feel for Godot's interface and capabilities.
Engage with the Godot community to find support and inspiration.
Explore the official Godot documentation and tutorials for in-depth learning.
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00:00:00 - Introduction
00:00:09 - Why Now is the Best Time to Create Games
00:00:16 - Introduction to Godot Engine
00:00:38 - Why Choose Godot Engine
00:01:21 - What is a Game Engine
00:01:46 - Examples of Games Created Using Godot
00:01:57 - Why Indie Games are Popular
00:02:42 - The Power of Simple Games
00:03:14 - The Importance of Learning and Improving
00:03:57 - The Joy of Creating Games
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If you have any questions feel free to ask! 🥰
I love how fast-paced the lesson is; it helps me stay focused.
Thank you kindly :-)
New lecture will show up every day. I will divide everything into small lectures, so they are not overhelming.
So how do you like new videos? Is everything ok? 🙂
Wow, good work!
Thank you kindly ❤
Do not promote no-code ai generated solutions to game development. You will only make people create sub-par games that won't actually be any good because so many shortcuts were taken. Sure, game development can be and is made easier with the abstraction engines bring, but there gets to be a point where if you aren't willing to put in the effort of learning to code, you can't make a game.
I totally get your point :) Really. That's a valid comment!
" You will only make people create sub-par games that won't actually be any good because so many shortcuts were taken. "
At the start almost everybody create only sub-par games and to be honest there is nothing wrong with that. It's the process of learning, isn't it? Nothing wrong to create something that is not ideal. What's more why do we have to aim for creating something ideal? Maybe somebody wants to just have fun and learn a new skill to see if it's fun thing to do? :)
"there gets to be a point where if you aren't willing to put in the effort" - let's allow people to get to this point at least :) And AI really can help with that. What's more, notice that some 'future' devs won't be responsible for the 'coding' part. Maybe a newbie want to feel if the game development is for them and see which part 'ticks' them. To help them, we may start with a no-code AI approach. Let's see what will happen :) I hope you will come and join me on this adventure and see my point.
I'm sure that will allow some people who have never tried game dev or had problems with programming to get to the point where they never could. And if they see 'why' it can be 'fun' they might to stay longer and do what you said. Put an effort to improve. Now they will have at least a chance.
@VIDEOCOURSESONLINE you are missing the point, I am not saying it is bad to be making sub par games at first, but with this approach that is all they will be able to do, with no room for improvement. Forcing them to completely relearn everything to improve further.
Why do you think that? Why would they need to relearn everything to get better? That's a big claim. What experience is it based on? Have you done what I'm going to do in this course? Have you seen someone else do it? Is there research showing most people have to relearn things after a course like this?
yeah, ive seen someone who's experienced with coding say its good for writing out really repetitive lines for you and thats the only thing i can see it being useful for. for someone like me who doesnt know what im doing all it would do is make me more confused because i wont be able to spot things that are wrong and fix them easily like someone who actually knows how to code.
@@ethernetgirl2001 It's true that you need to know the 'process' in order to use AI as a tool efficiently. I will show how to learn gdscript using AI and how to spot and fix errors using AI. It definitely can write not only repetitive lines if you know what you are asking for and how to ask it. It's the matter of asking good questions and proper settings to get a satisfying answer. I've already created a course about chatgpt and how to learn programming with AI on Udemy. Right now I want to show how to learn a new thing like godot engine and gdscript while creating something. And I will publish the result here on CZcams channel for free.