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Hey, thank you so much for uploading a great python content for a beginner like me. Greetings from Seoul, South Korea.

where do you get the pip file

By the end of this video 💀

I'll try my best to watch this and follow along, even though I can only spare an hour to learn here: Day 1: 00:00 - 7:09 (an hour of progress, most of the time spend on learning about delta time) Day 2: 7:09 - 31:35 (an hour of progress, ate a bit also)

I am kind of stuck at 9:39:57 for container in get_tree().get_nodes_in_group('Container'): print(container) when he is trying to Access the Container Group in from the Item Container Scene this does not work for me, it is not printing anything and other ressources i found online said you can only access groups in the scene they are in or where they inherit from Edit: is there maybe a Problem that the ready function in the level Scene runs before the outside level has loaded so it cannot see the Crates because they have not been created yet ?

Defenatly one of the best TKinter tutorials. Thank you very much! Great job👍

So I'm still getting the KeyError 'direction' every time I try to enter the hospital even after # clear the map.

how to get uniformity using the grid method?

Excellent tutorial !

why can't we attach the tween to only the camera ...

This is a god-send. Thank you!

WTH is nuclear launch codes folder?

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I have an problem after creating the small clouds, the helicopter that goes down doesn't work, if i stand on it while it goes down my character fals through it(And i'm not clicking on the down button). I now that the collision doesn't work if it goes down, but i don't find the problem. Can someone help me pls🥺?

Superb video, thank you for this. You can use isinstance() to determine if a layer is a tilelayer: from pytmx import * ... layer = tmx_data.get_layer_by_name("Water") print(isinstance(layer,pytmx.TiledTileLayer ) )

Thank you i learned pygame in only 3 hours!

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This has been so helpful. I have always had a functional understanding of programming and never had the ability to explain what I was doing. With this everything has finally clicked and enhanced my understanding beyond what I could have imagined. Your explanation of Objects was really helpful as I have never been able to explain exactly what OOP is without going off on a tangent. Thank you!

Anybody else still having issues with the laser not appearing when you launch the game at 3:02:00, just make sure your player in the Player scene is on the same coordinate as your laser in the Laser scene. Just highlight your player and collisionShape2D and right click to the (0, 0) coordinate to Move Nodes Here

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Wow!!! Man I didn't know that there were bounce() and move_and_collide() available. Previously, I did the collision of a ball with vectors. It takes me a whole 2 days to get ball collision functionality. I wish I had seen the video earlier. 😅

I just wanted to thank you. For now I'm 4hrs deep, and already learned a lot. I think, I never saw such good tutorial / classes / however we call it. Creazy good with a lot of knowledge. If I could, I would double upvote this. Cheers!

Thumbs up just for the shear amount of content here.

Hands down, the best introduction to Godot, perhaps even gamedev, ever. Not just making something moving on the screen (which is important), but rather the whole process, including transitions from scene to scene. Incredible stuff!

I'm 3 hours in and loving it. You do a great job at explaining everything. Keep up the good work, brother!

u sure this is beginner friendly? 💀

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8:41:37 anyone struggling with level transitions, its easy to change the 'modular' values by accident so double check. Be sure to be viewing the start of the animation before executing (it begins where your view is set to). Also check if your animation isn't set to looping (should be an white circling icon on the right of the timeline)

This is gonna take a while to finish.

using self is as annoying as using types. However, not as annoying as reading someones code whoe doesn't use them.

really clever to have 2 weapons, so the a lot of exercises can be applying the logic you demonstrate in lasers in grenades

Great tutorial! Finished it in 3 days. Excellent

Thanks a lot!

Amazing and super easy to understand

Hello @ClearCode, I don't understand how you make the pearl collision working as the Shell is in the collision_sprite so the pearl is killed right after its creation. I had to use this trick to make it work : def pearl_collision(self): for sprite in self.collision_sprites: if not isinstance(sprite, Shell): pygame.sprite.spritecollide(sprite, self.pearl_sprites, True) Did I miss something ?

roses are red godot's confused the parameter 'body' is never used

Need help at around 3:09:00, the laser itself isnt spawning when I test the game. I checked the code, I used global_position and pos but cant figure it out. $player.position was working fine tho uptill that point Some things I noticed in my project: Remote does show lasers being created like they should but the laser names dont come up as "laser@1, laser@2" etc. instead just "area2d@1, area2d@2 etc"

I think that it might not be the best idea to hardcode the names of objects which should be rendered on top of everything else. Especially when expanding the game, which I'm definitely gonna do. Went for a boolean property in tiled and checked whether that prop is true in the code. Other than that, huge thanks for this 11 hour free banger video. Can't stress enough how well done your tutorials are^^

there's a error " AttributeError: 'pygame.surface.Surface' object has no attribute 'get_frect'. Did you mean: 'get_rect'? "

ty for this

which coding app did you use

im going to cry. its like some weird layer just shed off my brain and suddenly i can fucking understand godot and basic coding, what in the FUCK is this magic you wield. I am so grateful.

It's by far the best Python tutorial I've ever seen. Helps a lot, great! Did you figure this out all by yourself?

After this, I can't afford to forget python programming😅. Thanks bro👊.

I am starting to use Godot and I am noticing the video is 9 months old. Is there a lot of things in that video that is now wrong because of the updates or I shouldn't worry about it? In any case, thanks for that video. This must be a lot of work.

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