birophilo

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   by birophilo 3y ago

   Most of these resources (e.g. the Chris Bradfield book) are targeted at experienced programmers new to game dev. GDQuest has a coding beginner's track and a developer's track, although the usual v3 vs. v4 caveats apply.
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   by birophilo 3y ago

   I would get to the point where you can create simple games in Godot 4.0 first before looking at the GDQuest 3.0 courses. At beginner level, the 3 vs. 4 differences will be too confusing. But once you're at the stage where you're l
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   by birophilo 3y ago

   I'm on the same road as you, a couple of months ahead. After watching lots of tutorial videos and scouring the web for resources, here is what I'd recommend, or at least how I would do it over again myself: First, a note on versio