Beginner Godot Tutorial - Make Flappy Bird in 12 Minutes!

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Learn the basics of Godot by making a flappy bird clone in this tutorial.

The code for the game is built from scratch and will cover setting up the different scenes and their nodes as well as linking everything together using signals. I will add a pipe generator as well as collision detection for the pipes and ground.

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After following a few other in depth tutorials to get a basic understanding of core Godot features, this was a fantastic next step for me! Such a fast and rewarding way to help grasp concepts and actually prove to people that they can make a game. As I was pausing and copying code it had me thinking "oh yeah that makes sense" and "OH so this is connecting from what we already implemented here" I will definitely be checking out your other videos. Thank you!

CadeHLife

Keep doing complete projects on Godot 4, you are gold!

ilhomsoliev

Thank you very much, I'd say one of the best explained. You do need a high level of attention to detail, it took me two attempts to make it work (says a lot about me i guess).
I can understand the editing took a lot of time and effort but in some places it was not easy to follow so lowering the setting playback speed helped.
Having said that this was a brilliant video and great to see someone make a complete game with all of the code available.
Keep up the great work it is appreciated!

excelucate

Great tutorial, I like that you didn't spend too much time explaining concepts. Great when coming from Unity

dragosilies

Thank you so much for the guide!

I just tried godot this year and haven't fully grasp the UI yet. But, this video explained it very well for a beginner. of course it's probably will be better if you can slow it down at some specific point.

I'll definitely watch the other guide to make games!

moza

I used this to spawn in a ball for a new plinko clicker I am making. It was super helpful. Thanks!

yeaglaceshorts

Nice and clearly explained! Everything worked here

diegoandradex

this short video style is awesome. But it helps if one knows a little Godot. i have used Godot 4 for just a week and i can easily follow along. However the classic ross will work effectively for non beginners. either way this is super cool.

MahmudShuaib

Very helpful and I did learn! Thank you!

txmasgxmes

Thanks, Russ, for sharing your knowledge. I'm trying to convert a video poker app I wrote in Python/Pygame to Godot 4. After Snake and TicTacToe, I'm finally 'getting' Godot a little bit. I haven't watched Flappy Bird yet, but I'm sure it'll be helpful.

vegasdealer

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for being straightforward.

dtxmsur

I would definitely do code along. it seems like your niche. because people like me who are web developers and want to dabble in video game creation... so those people will love code explanations and walk throughs to increase their knowledge

hownotto

I've been playing Marshmallow Land (it's a built-in hidden Android game) so it's quite good timing that you make this. xD

Wallee

idk 12 min. rebuilding and really understanding hours xD. very good video but i like longer videos with more explanations!

alexxgg

really good tutorial! It was perfect as a "hello world" to get me used to this game engine. I was easily able to change things to my liking and even add a
"Get Ready!
"TAP TAP"
screen, like in the original game. I'll probably add the ability of changing the color of the bird next as a little challenge

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