Platformer Game Quick Start Guide for Godot 4 Beta

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Basic setup for a platformer game in Godot 4 using the new CharacterBody2D template as the basis for the platformer character. This is meant to be a quick introduction to the Godot 4 Beta.

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00:00 - What to Expect
00:28 - Project Setup
01:09 - Creating a Player Character
05:46 - Character Body Platformer Template
07:20 - Adding Ground Tiles with Tilemap
12:22 - Create a Follow Camera
13:23 - Scaling Up Game Size
14:05 - Setting Up Animations for Player
20:58 - Make a Tiled Background

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This is the first Godot tutorial that didn't scare me about Godot, it was very clear and detailed. Thanks!

AndreaDoimo

Finally... easy and understandable tutorial! Thank you 👏👏

como

Excellent tutorial, thank you! This has inspired my 7 year old son and I to create some simple little games.

spamMarty

tip for separating animated sprites:

if you know the size of each sprite (in this case 32x32), you can plug that into the size fields and it'll automatically separate each sprite.

select_from_users

Excellent work on this tutorial. Showing how to "fix" problems is a wonderful way of demonstrating why things work and you do it time and time again. Very well done. Thank you! I was able to quickly put together a starting point with my 5 year old (who did most of the artwork).

neozoan

Excellent video. Straight to the point. It gets me started in 23 minutes. Cheers.

bensonshiu

If you're getting an error on the if statement, make sure you're using == instead of just =

IAmQwerty

Great quick start video. No fluff. You just jump right into all the relevant pieces and explain it clearly and concisely.

sigterm_

pretty straight forward and easy to understand, thanks a lot !

hello_terebi

This is the best starter video I've seen.

AlexandreToledoPerez

i think this tutorial is great but as TOTAL BEGINNER who's NEVER done any game design, I find it way too fast to follow and need to pause every few seconds just to have a moment to do what he did in split second on my second monitor in Godot. On top of that, it would appear that my version of Godot doesn't have the same exact options like "Animate" the sprite (frog idling) so I'm stuck trying to figure that out. I mean, if the tutorial is made for total beginners, my advice is please be a bit slower, don't skip any steps, maybe explain more why is this the way it is, and at the start tell us which version of Godot to download or at least which version you're using for this tutorial. Or maybe I just need a real basic Godot tutorial from absolute zero.

dpajc

Nice video!!! Had to play at 0.75 speed, because you had a bit too much coffee! XD
I really need to learn what changed in Godot 4 / GD Script 2.0, can you point out the best url where we can find all those changes? Hugs

psyboyo

Nice tutorial, easy to follow. Thanks

hellgrim

What is the difference between animationSprite2D and animationPlayer? and when is it appropriate to use them respectively?

eduardofernandez

I don't have the "Playing" property on the AnimatedSprite2d -> Animation category. Only Animation, Frame, Speed scale. Was this changed in a later version of Godot 4? I'm using 4.0 RC2.