How to program in Godot - GDScript Tutorial

Learn GDScript in 1 hour!

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TIMESTAMPS:

0:00 Intro
2:25 Hello, World!
4:01 Syntax
5:00 Modifying nodes 1.0
6:33 Input
8:38 Variables 1.0
10:31 If-statements
13:00 Comments
13:45 Variables 2.0
18:28 Functions
22:27 Random numbers
24:09 Documentation
24:33 Arrays
26:35 Loops
30:24 Dictionaries
33:54 Enums
36:58 Match
37:57 Modifying nodes 2.0
40:34 Signals
44:29 Get / set
47:18 Classes
51:40 Inner classes
53:20 Inheritance
55:10 Composition
55:29 Call down, signal up
57:06 Style
57:22 Puuuh, good job!

[Brackeys]

Also, 11:25 should of course show "is less than or equal to" as x <= y.

[Bitlytic]

Being mentioned by Brackeys is unreal, your tutorials were what got me into game dev. Appreciate the shout out! Looking forward to the other Godot videos

[magicklai]

2 weeks felt like 2 decades waiting for brackeys to upload again!!

[rubixcube]

In response to 57:48 I would love to see a tutorial dealing with 3D. In your first 2D game tutorial you mentioned that in Godot it is very easy to transfer 2D concepts to 3D so that seems like the next logical step.

[teegeevee]

I would love to see tutorials on:
-> how to make a 2d (pseudo 3d) game without physics but rather with mouse interaction (e.g. card game)
-> how to properly implement menu systems
-> how to make a 3d (insert vehicle)-simulator kind of games

[littleharry]

I can’t describe in words how happy I am that you are back

[tseyomb]

Hello Brackeys, the market is flooded with a large number of introductory tutorials. There are many tutorials for many basic concepts that you can refer to, but there is very little information explaining the advanced concepts or mechanisms of Godot, such as the complete life cycle of nodes and hooks, and the concept and use of resources, memory management related, complete input processing flow, data serialization and deserialization, saving and loading, etc. I would be particularly excited to see these contents in your channel.

[illum]

Teacher here. Bro you're awesome. It must've taken some time to figure out exactly what to say and in which order, for you to make it so understandable.

[Diceyed]

I spent most of my week waiting for this video while I was confused with a lot of GDscript. This is a breath of fresh air and I thank you for this!

[tobilinz_]

I love the style of your videos. The editing is on point and you don‘t add annoying background music. This woks so great because you utilize your voice perfectly. No monotone sentences, pauses between sentences / paragraphs that have the perfect length, …. Everything is just perfect.

[NicoFye]

He came back when we needed him most, after the trust in Unity has been lost and we needed Godot tutorials, the true hero

[MilesKilometer]

Dude Brackeys you make this stuff so interesting and understandable. The examples you give for use-cases for all of the code you're teaching us is leaps and bounds more helpful than so many other tutorials and lectures I've seen. You make me excited to code, I have *NEVER* been excited to code!

[jakenewey]

'Hopefully you'll be able to use this as a reference manual going forward'
As a visual learner, this perfect. I struggle with trawling through so much documentation when at the bottom of a learning curve. Thanks Brackeys!

[Smabverse]

Me: Do you smell it
You: What
Me: It's the goat

[calebgilbertyt]

Brackeys you couldn't have made this video at a more perfect time, we love you!

[retexcrafted]

i actully started to use godot like 3 days before your arival so now having this is a blessing finding whats in the second half of the video is harder than it should be

[AshishSharma-pmdc]

Brackeys, I started making games in Unity and used to follow your tutorials back in college. Now, after roughly 7 years, I have started learning Godot and this tutorial is a great way to start. Thanks for all the help man:):)

[kaydenmecham]

Brackeys I am so glad that you are back and working in Godot! I am a new programmer working my way through college, and started making video games as a hobby. I used to watch your videos for Unity, but after all the drama last year, I became disheartened with Unity, and took a break. At the start of this year I started researching other options, and began coding in Godot. I'm still pretty new to it, and am looking forward to using your videos to help myself improve.

[iHeartGameDev]

Bookmarking this to come back to later 👀 thank you for this new series 🙏

[BluesInSeattle]

I don't even make games anymore but dang it's awesome to see you on YouTube smiling again. I watch the videos to see what it's all about.

You always had fun videos to watch.