Rewriting Zelia in Godot!

This is the sneak preview that comes with my tutorial (written primarily for me): 

Teaching myself Godot by rewriting Zelia

on github.

See the source-mess in progress here: 

https://github.com/Teaching-myself-Godot/godot-zelia

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Experimental Feature Branch (tutorials working up to this) 68 MB
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after-day-4.exe 68 MB
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after-day-3.exe 68 MB
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after-day-2.exe 68 MB
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after-day-1.exe 68 MB

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Stuff René Made1 year ago

Ok, so the day 5 tutorial is half-way now. In the mean time, I've built some .exe files to preview your tutorial progress in Godot 4.1.1's version of Zelia...


...also... seems like I'm going to have to scout a new migration guide soon! 4.1.2-stable sounds like something I want to get in on!

https://github.com/godotengine/godot/releases

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Stuff René Made1 year ago (2 edits)

After a 14 day research stint I'm now finally ready to start writing day 5.

Topics for day 5 will be:
- Make a bouncing Slime monster

- Add the tree-trunk terrain

- Make tiles Zelia can break

- Allow those breakable tiles to fall down

- Reuse tiles as background scenery

- Review my failed attempt to replace my TextureRenditions singleton with shaders

Spoiler warning: there will be some Godot 4.1 recipes for dynamic tiles in here I could not find on the web -- give me a weekend to write them out..

Any feedback on day 1 thru 4 is more than welcome of course!
https://github.com/Teaching-myself-Godot/rewriting-zelia-tutorial/tree/main#learning-godot-by-rewriting-zelia

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