COMPLETE COURSE - Learn GODOT 4 in 90 MINUTES

Get started with the Godot 4 engine!

Godot is a free, popular, and open-source engine made to create both 2D & 3D games. Featuring an easy-to-understand node-based system and Python-like scripting language (GDScript), Godot makes it super fast to build your projects.

In this total beginner’s course, you’ll explore the engine itself and GDScript fundamentals that will set you on the path to development success.

Jump in and gain skills in all the tools you’ll need to start building RPGs, survival games, platformers, and more!

You will learn how to:

- Navigate the engine
- Use nodes and scenes
- Work in 3D & 2D
- Manipulate lighting
- Script with GDScript
- Add basic interactivity

… and more!

[JaiesPond]

TIMESTAMPS!
1:00 Course Goals
2:44 Installing Godot
5:11 Project Manager
6:15 Setting Up Project
8:40 Understanding/Exploring Godot Editor
11:08 Change Between 2D/3D and Script Editor
11:43 Scene Window and Nodes
12:46 Inspector
13:56 How to Play?
14:58 Output Window
15:26 Top left Dropdown Menus
16:22 Navigating Godot
18:15 Import Assets
20:20 Concept of Noes and Scenes
22:48 New Node Window
24:04 Sprite 2D Player
26:47 Scenes
31:45 Move, Rotate, Scale Tools
34:35 Challenge!
37:50 Parenting
41:12 Switch to 3D
46:20 Challenge!
48:40 Materials
53:14 Challenge!
58:34 Lighting
1:05:44 Scripting
1:10:41 Variables
1:20:15 Creating Variables
1:23:10 Challenge!

[pietraderdetective]

I'm glad you're starting to release Godot 4 tutorial in YT.

This will help Godot 4 community immensely!

[dublindark]

literally nostalgia. I used to use Unity, and Brackeys was my favorite channel for learning. And since he left, no one has really filled that tutorial gap. Your channel is really filling that gap for me since I started learning godot! Thank you!

[dynabloxx]

It is pretty confusing to find the assets, because on youtube the course is called: "COMPLETE COURSE - Learn GODOT 4 in 90 MINUTES", but on the site the course is called Godot 101, so it took some time to me to find the project files.

[vrabo]

"Godot is rising rapidly in popularity"

...You could certainly say that again.

[angsabarbar]

Thank you for the free course. This content is explaining just the basics of Godot so it's very great for you who NEVER know Godot before 👍🏼

[Wastelandman]

Not only thank you for the tutorial, but, you just earned a sub.

[beebidy]

Thank you very much for this course. i learned a lot within only this first part.

[lorenne]

Great tutorial Zenva, it helped me to have a formal understanding of Godot, so I thank you
¡!

[covereye]

I wish this video had timestamps. I already know Godot 2D, I'm just here for the 3D

[samueljuarez]

It was really informative, Thank you!!!

[AndrejaPopovik]

Is there a tutorial like this which further expands on the 2D game creation?

[camiloboterog]

Thank you for creating a video about Godot 4! I appreciate the effort you put into sharing valuable content with the community. However, I would love it if you could make the full course completely free. It would greatly benefit aspiring game developers who may not have the financial means to access paid resources. Nonetheless, thank you for your dedication to teaching and helping others learn Godot 4!

[tapikoBlends]

gdscript similar to python? can you import your own modules?

[perfilcomentarista]

He speaks like Im slow. Perfect for me

[bitmanbitman]

bro, why "set_text" not showing as suggestion on press ctrl+space or on typing? similar way if type 'add' then it shows add_text() as suggestion.

[maniksharma]

Sorry I can't watch this light theme.

[DanielBeckel]

I've became a paid-member over Zenva academy because I was told they are the best, and now I can confirm it. I have to say that they are the only ones who shows us the game plan before coding, and how we structure our project to achieve our goal. I'm so happy with that because it is the biggest flaw I found in other courses and this made me angry. Thanks Zenva for doing this. Always show us what you've planned before showing the solution. It is great for us to increase our skills on making our own games.

[FabioGemesio]

Very useful introductory course once you know the speaker puts the "R" letter in too much words that should be... like GODOR 🙂

[Brahdyssey]

This is a Professional level of understanding the unprofessional perspective from ground Zero.