Tech question, does anyone have any good beginner guides to #godot ?
Just going to put up some hash tags to help #godotengine #gamedev
@hrandt ta, thanks
They haven't posted in a while, but there are some good Godot help videos on Tilvids:
https://tilvids.com/c/gdquestchannel/videos (You can follow at @gdquest)
https://tilvids.com/a/timkrief/videos (You can follow at @timkrief )
@stolas_mk2
thirding gdquest. very good tutorials.
@stolas_mk2 the official Godot documentation also has a really great beginners tutorial!
@stolas_mk2 I've also been a bit curious about this although I have zero exp in game stuff.
@rotfarm Apparently the best places are the official docs and https://www.gdquest.com/tutorial/
@stolas_mk2 tutorials are always nice. I usually get really angry about rtfm (read the fucking manual) as a way to get any creative person into anything software related.
@stolas_mk2
I started with the "Your First Game" tutorial on https://docs.godotengine.org and then filled in some gaps with GDQuest. Googling for answers to specific questions also revealed a website called Kids Can Code which is pretty useful if you're just utterly hopeless and need something explained like you're five.
@stolas_mk2 I need to do a more general getting started tutorial, but here's how to get started on shaders specifically: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-eIEFPcvrU
@jitspoe thanks! I'll stick that on the "To Watch" list for when I'm not meant to be WfH
@stolas_mk2 their basic pong tutorial is also nice to show a bit of every basic aspect of the engine.
@stolas_mk2 hello @ldurrant, do you have any suggestions? ☺️
@Rheall @stolas_mk2 I also vouch for GDQuest! Nathan's tutorials were all I needed to get started. Definitely worth the small asking-fee to support the work they're doing.
@stolas_mk2 I think GDQuest is pretty good to start