Following ClearCode and CodingQuest's youtube tutorials for third person character PLUS Flyn San's tutorial on how to make animation libraries for godot from mixamo!
Made it fun and ez to get into third person char stuff #godot #gamedev #blender #mixamo #3d #animation

Clearcode and Godotneers make great tutorials.

youtu.be/nAh_Kx5Zh5Q
This guide from ClearCode is probably the best i've seen, helped me a lot when i first started and had no gamedev or programming experience at all

💯 what Grace said☝️

I understand what the OP is saying but I work in this space for my job & "consent" is absolutely the proper & correct term for what we're talking ab. eg. All those annoying cookie banners you're always clicking on? Those are "Consent Mgmt Platforms".

clearcode.cc/blog/consent...

Hey there! I use Godot.

I started learning GDScript with the game ‘GDQuest’.

Second step: started with a great video by Clearcode

but once I knew what type of game I was going to make, I started doing research into Dialogic

Also: I have heard great things about the Godotneers channel

The tutorials in the docs are good but Brackys, Heart beast and Clearcode have tutorials I really enjoyed. They go over use of the editor more than the docs do.

Look here: www.youtube.com/@ClearCode he has a few mulit-hour ones, which are really great.

I like to call it clear code.
No insinuation that you shouldn't be writing appropriate comments (like with so-called clean code).

#ClearCode for humans and machines.

Does what it says on the tin.

I'm going to keep pushing #ClearCode so very happy to have you pushing it with me!

Yay! I pushed for “clear code” years ago, but it never caught on. Hope it does now!

#ClearCode

For videos, Brackeys, ClearCode, Godotneers, GodotGameLab, are all good. Plus a couple I'm forgetting. (And for shaders, FencerDevLog and Le Lu). And godot's official docs are actually extremely strong.

Also, there are now a number of great YouTube channels to get you started: Brackeys, Godotneers, ClearCode, and GDQuest are all high quality (and many other quality creators as well).

Finally, lots of good sample projects on the Godot project load page -> Asset Library -> filter "demos"

An hour of dev time MAX per night is not a ton of progress. What if I tried some vIbE cOdInG iNsTeAd? Just kidding—absofuckinglutely not—all decisions and written code are cringeworthy 100% organic human error and I’m goddamn proud of it
github.com/snarkolepsy/...

(Misspelled “following” lol)

There's also this monster of a tutorial with a lot of good info for different styles of games from clearcode that'd be good to hop around in if you're making something similar to one of the example projects.

youtu.be/TLG2yVpLDT8?...