In this tutorial we will learn how to create objects that can be picked up and used by the player. To keep things simple, in our little game there will be only two types of objects, i.e. two potions that will allow the player to recover health and mana. Potion Read more…
In the previous tutorial, we added enemies to the game, but for now they just move around the game map following the player. In this one, we will add the possibility to attack them, both using the sword and casting fireballs. In turn, the enemies will attack the player back Read more…
In this tutorial, we will take a look at Navigation2D, a node that can be used to find the shortest path between two points. It is mainly used to move characters with automatic obstacles avoidance. Starting point First, go to this Github repository and download the project’s Zip file, so Read more…
If you followed all the tutorials in this series, at this point all you have is a character that can move freely on a map and a simple GUI. Of course, you must be satisfied to have achieved this result (especially if it’s the first time you create a game), Read more…
Introduction The Godot Engine stores all project resources (scripts, scenes, images, etc.) as files in the host file system. You can access these resources using host file system paths, but this is not recommended, because using them can be tricky and difficult to port between different operating systems. To solve Read more…
In this tutorial we’ll learn how to create a Graphical User Interface for our RPG, using a few simple nodes. We’ll also see how to update it using Godot’s event system and signals. Player stats For now, we will mainly deal with two player stats: Health: represents the player’s health Read more…
In this tutorial we will learn how to use the AnimatedSprite node to animate sprites. In particular, we will animate our player by adding idle animations, walk animations and two types of attacks (sword and fireball). Preparing player node Let’s open the SimpleRPG project and pick up where we left Read more…
In this tutorial, we will see how to use Godot’s TileSet Editor to create various types of tiles. As we create the tiles, we will use them in a TileMap to draw the map of our game. In Godot 3.2, there are 3 types of tiles: Single tiles: individual tiles Read more…
In the post Godot Tutorial – Part 5: Player movement, we saw how to move the player using keyboard and joypad. In the comments of that tutorial, a reader asked for suggestions on how to move the player by dragging it around with the mouse. In this small bonus tutorial, Read more…
Going forward in this series of Godot tutorials, we will often need to know when two objects come into contact with each other. In game development, this is known as collision detection. In this tutorial, we will learn how collisions work in Godot. When a collision is detected, you typically Read more…
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