Godot in 100 Seconds

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Godot is a popular open source engine for building 2D and 3D games. It is similar to Unity in many ways, but is lightweight (35Mb) and provides it's own custom scripting language called GDScript.

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- What is the Godot Game Engine?
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it's unreal how unity between developers can result in projects like this

hpsmash

Shoutout to Unity for sending all of us back to this video

Yaluner

From a web developer that uses Godot on the spare time:
- Nodes are like HTML elements: minimal in features and rarely used without combining them to other nodes.
- Scenes are like frontend frameworks components: group several nodes and logic together to make a more complex behaviour, and then instance this scene multiple times as single custom nodes.
- Signals are like event listeners: you connect node signals to trigger specific function callbacks.
- Everything in the project is text-based (including scenes and resources): this is great for VCS diffs and refactoring.
- UI themes cascade like in CSS: themes can be set on parent UI controls and overridden on children.

joelgomes

Now that even Fireship made a video about Godot, you can tell it's gonna grow exponentially more and more popular.

MavikBow

After what Unity did, it's time for Godot.

drifzyy

Godot is truly magical. The UI system is one of the best features and can literally serve as a widget toolkit for desktop apps. Did you know that Godot's Editor is written in Godot itself?

Edit: The editor is not a project file you can clone and open (you can't edit the editor from within the editor), but is still written using the engine's APIs. Additionally, you can do things like extend the editor's functionality by writing a GDScript and/or creating a UI component that the editor will mount.

silver_volt

1:46 "Kinematic body" has now been renamed to "characterbody"

bryced

The amount of useful languages I have learnt from this channel that didn't know they existed is too damn high. Lifetime Pro was worth it for supporting Jeff.

NTDARK

I kept starting game dev in unity, and giving up after 1-4 weeks, but using godot was really different: stuff actually was very easy to understand and clear of what's going on, combined with the fact that I didn't have to wait several minutes for the program to open, or have to use C# to program in it, it really just offered me something that I didn't think it was possible, it made the implementation part of game development actually possible and enjoyable, while before it was a constant loop of failures, giving up, frustration and feeling dumb.

glorytoarstotzka

Will always have a soft spot for Godot, the reason I got into programming

conaticus

What I love about Godot and its "everything's a node, " workflow is that it feels just like working on React or Vue. Make components out of other components and you can make the hierarchy as simple or complex as you want

ZachHixsonTutorials

Who's here, because of Unity's "interesting" changes?

benemy

Love that engine! Thanks for covering it

zhenyagur

I thought game development was super complex but tools like these make it much easier to develop complex games. Hats off to the developers of these frameworks. They must be amongst the best SWEs out there.

DK-oxze