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New tutorial series based on a Unity3D roguelike mini-game tutorial

razvanc-r

@Sammy said: Looking great so far, nice to see a classic Unity tutorial so easily implemented in Godot!

Thanks, appreciate the interest :)

razvanc-r

Hello guys! It is I, the lengthy tutorial guru :)). Right... anyway, I'm here to announce the release of the next part in which we make the Food and Soda objects pickable, so interactable with the Player object, and a few important gotchas. I go over:

setter & getters
Globals and how easy they are for passing simple data over scene changes
the AnimationPlayer node and how powerful it can be (this one has a gotcha)
a bit about signals
and a new (fun hopefully) assignment :)

Take care!

razvanc-r

You didn't think I died on you now did you?! :D

I've uploaded two new parts (6 & 7) which cover a few interesting new things:

string formatting
autoloaded scripts (so singletons) and why it's useful for music for example
music and SFX
procedurally (random) generated shake effect for player feedback
loads of fun :P

See ya' next time (when we'll finally add AI logic :D)!

razvanc-r

Man... some time has passed since the last update, I was super busy this past month and these things aren't that easy to write! But I finally did it! :) Here it is in all it's glory, the 8th part of the tutorial:

interactive AI: AI can destroy obstacles, move towards player, can attack player, can be attacked and removed from board
turn based game loop with the help of coroutines, yeah!

Doesn't sound like much! But a lot of functionality has been added in compared to other part of the tutorial so this one is a bit more technical. As always, let me know what you think about it or if you have any suggestions to improve it! It would be helpful to know, because after this I plan on going deeper (still using some unity tutorial as starter packs) but want to explore 3D and some more complex designs!

So if you like this sort of tutorial series let me know and I'll see what I can do to come up with a plan for it!

This is getting close to the end, one last part remains where we add all of the UI elements and add a bit of feedback for the user, game end screen and this sort of things! So stay tuned for the closing chapter! :)

Thanks all for your attention and if you land at FOSDEM/GodotCon in February give me a shout, we'll meet there!

Adgenodux

great job man... congrat... B)

razvanc-r

Thanks @Adgenodux :), I try :P

So as I said, this project is finishing, for my next one I'm looking at porting a 3D project from Unity. Please take a look at one of these and vote if you're interested:

https://twitter.com/razvanc_r/status/813735377026580480

razvanc-r

So, what's up next for the roguelike? Well, finishing touches. Next I'll present a modular approach for building the UI scene in such a way that the game works with & without it as can be seen in the attached gif. Will update in the following days before FOSDEM. Stay tuned :)

Schuster

wow..amazing job on these tutorials Thank you very much p.s. ...this could be a great material for the first book for Godot engine

razvanc-r

After v3 I'll have think about it :). Thanks for the kind words

lucasmazzetto

Awesome tutorial! Thank you, i was searching for something like this.

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