Godot 3.1: Creating a Simple 3D Game: Part 6 (Menu Screens, Text, Buttons, Signals) #GodotEngine

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Thanks for watching! In this Godot Game Engine tutorial I cover:
- Fix Wall Shadows (directional light properties) ( 2:18 )
- Create Title Menu Screen ( 3:58 )
- Use Labels to put text on the menu screen and use font files (.ttf and .otf) ( 4:55 )
- Add a background color to a menu screen ( 14:07 )
- Create buttons with hover state ( 16:16 )
- Program a button to go to another scene when pressed (using signals) ( 19:41 )
- Set the default scene (that loads when the game starts) ( 27:11 )

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For those on newer versions of Godot, Font settings are under Theme Overrides -> Fonts

JTCF

Learning Godot, this is my first tutorial series and I'm learning at a great pace. Hopefully you'll make more Godot videos.

Wineblood

This episode was an easy one for anyone familiar with C++ GUI programming, e.g. with Qt (including signals).

fhajji

Hey BornCG! I'm so happy that you uploaded! I hope you are having an amazing summer! 😄

marc-alexandrelaroche

Just gotta say, there is something satisfying about your intro.

matthewdevine

I am also thankful that Godot didn't change so much that I would be lost. Everything you taught was there didn't have to question things or try to find things in different places like other programs...That one is for Godot! Great work!

deepatterson

I went on binging on your series and forgot to look for details.
This one was uploaded 9 hours ago. I didn't check and thought it was a older and finished one.
I gotta subscribe and wait for more. I'm completely new to programming and game development, but was flirting with Unity's tutorials this week.
The more one learns the better I think. Thanks for this.

rgbcrafts

If you use the "Layout" button at the top and the margin options, the scene will scale nice on every resolution

schnitzelhannes

Thank u for the tutorial my game is evolving day by day

sepoy

Thanks for uploading, after finishing the last tutorial I was twiddling my thumbs, just glad you upload so regularly.

YouOughtaKnowTV

i'm enjoying this series so much. looking forward to the 2D part, as well. :]

_Geist

its scary how the views drops as the tutorial gets deeper ...(human focus RIP )(human attention RIP) HOPE I MAKE IT TILL THE END.. IVE FOLLOWED AN MADE A GAME .. ID BE HAPPY TO SHARE

staplepin

I know I keep saying the same thing, but this is an incredible course! Great work! Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge!

AlaskaLinuxUserAKLU

I'm using your tutorials for school. Thanks for making them.

RandomRyan

I did it!!! everything fixed!!! Thanks for making this tutorial! I said it before you are a great teacher!

deepatterson

Thanks for your work, you are good at explaining things and have nice production values.

sakealex

Instead of just deactivating "Flat", you can also go down you can actually create a nicer looking, functional button! First select "Normal", then the little arrow next to it and create a New StyleBoxFlat. Then when you click on that you get all kinds of design options where you can set the color, the borders, shadows etc... Save the StyleBoxFlat. Make it unique and load that same StyleBoxFlat for "Hover". Change the colors slightly, save it, make it unique and do the same for "Pressed". The end result is an animated looking button when you play the scene :)

lcrosszeria

Great job!!! Thanks a lot for all these videos!! I got up to here so far, in less than a week. Thanks so much!!! You make this something easy and very enjoyable. Thank you!

YTrandomusr

Been wondering how to connect different scenes together all series aha, Once again, Wonderful part in an amazing series.

Cant wait to finish the series and try my hand at my own creation!!

wukongmain

Loving these tuts.. making games made easy thanx to you....😄

SkilfulDTS

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