Godot Engine 4 Tutorials
These tutorials teach you how to work with Godot Engine 4. Although I cover all necessary bits to get working results, I mostly focus on code and procedural generation. Also, all my tutorials are written and ad-free.
Tutorial Series
I have been working with and writing tutorials for Unity for a long time. Now I am also writing them for Godot. I am only just starting out with that, so content will initially be a little sparse. I'm currently writing an introduction series that features clocks.
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Because cardboard boxes lack power sockets and internet connections, living in one is not an option. Starving or freezing to death is also a killer for productivity. So I need some way to finance the time and effort required to create these tutorials.
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Why text and not video tutorials?
As my tutorials focus on programming they are mostly about writing code, so it seems natural to use text. Understanding the code might require a lot of jumping back and forth, pausing, looking things up, experimenting, and so forth, all at your own pace. I think text is more convenient than video for this.
Can I use your tutorial code for commercial projects?
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Make no mistake, the route from these tutorials to a viable commercial product is a long one.
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