GDScript to C++ Ep1: Classes And Access Modifiers

An introduction to defining classes and basic inheritance in C++, for those with prior GDScript experience.

GDScript to C++ notes for this episode can be found here:

This series is a supplemental course on C++ for the Deconstructing Godot series. You can find its playlist here:

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[AleksandarPopovic]

Keep going, very, very, nice video, this chanel must explode to 100k subs, keep going and good luck with next projects!!!

[plyczkowski]

Very very helpful, thank you so much. Btw the link to the document seems broken..

[unsungheroes]

saving this video for when i need to start learning C++. ty will

[gingerageousgames]

Great stuff. I love your content because it is clear and easy to understand but I also know I will actually learn something when you talk. It isn't just a rehash of content that has already been done.

[NeZversSounds]

An amazing video! There was some parts I wasn't 100% sure about translating between then but this cleared it all up! Will you make a video of your preferred way to set up a GDNative environment for multiple projects development/ plugin development/ extending the engine with modules or the engine itself?

[WhalesState]

this is very helpful, starting with Classes and access modifiers is a nice start because it confuses so many people , hope to learn more from you on how to start using GD Native scripts inside Godot, thank you ;)

[Ale-ntsu]

The github link in the description doesn't work for me ('not found' message).

[in-craig-ible]

A nice slow introduction to what are challenging concepts. Thank you!