3D RPG In Godot 4 Crash course

This is a crash course for learning 3D in Godot 4.2.2.
This course took a long time to make and I have put a lot of effort in it, so if you want to thank me or support me, please consider buying one of my course (i put the link with a discount down below), liking and subscribing to this channel :)

My course (discounted until the 7th of august 2024):
2D Procedurally generated Roguelike in Godot 4.2:
Course: www.udemy.com/course/create-a-procedurally-generat…
Coupon Code: GODOT4JULY2024

Create a 2D RPG and a 3D game in Godot 4:
Course: www.udemy.com/course/create-a-2d-rpg-and-a-3d-game…
Coupon Code: GODOT4JULY2024

Link to the assets:
for the heart spritesheet: jeanmakesgames.itch.io/2d-rpg-asset
for the 3D asset: quaternius.com/
download godot: godotengine.org/

My game Lone Knight available for wishlist on steam:
store.steampowered.com/app/2211930/Lone_Knight

Timeline:
00:00:00 What we gonna do in this video
00:02:21 download godot
00:03:13 download the asset
00:03:52 how to download the assets
00:07:23 Which format of files to use?
00:07:46 Sorting the assets
00:10:18 Creating our godot project
00:11:52 Create our first 3D scene
00:12:21 Fixing the washed out color effect
00:14:09 Creating the player
00:18:54 Keyframing the collision shape on the animation
00:23:07 Creating the ground
00:25:30 Creating the camera
00:28:37 Coding the movement of our player
00:42:06 rotating the player according to our direction
00:45:52 calling the animation
00:47:39 Rotating the camera
00:49:05 Creating the script of the camera
00:53:15 Creating the input for the camera
00:56:24 Using the input to rotate the camera
01:00:10 moving in the direction of the camera
01:03:33 Jumping
01:03:33 gravity
01:08:48 Sword collision shape
01:12:28 fixing the collider of my player
01:13:43 Disabling the sword collider
01:17:28 Create the sword attack input
01:19:18 Creating a state machine
01:24:21 Resetting our state from sword to move
01:26:21 refactoring our jump code
01:29:40 Using our sword to smash stuff
01:30:25 Naming our collision layer and mask
01:31:21 Setting up the collision layer and mask of the sword
01:31:55 Adding a cube i can smash
01:34:09 Using signal
01:35:32 Using group
01:37:33 Attacking and moving at the same time
01:40:52 Creating a sprint state
01:44:18 Creating the animation tree
01:49:29 Adding the different state machine node to my animation tree
01:50:37 adding the blend space 2d to my ground_state node
01:52:44 Connecting my nodes
01:56:49 Changing our ground state from root to grouped
01:58:28 Creating the air state animation
02:01:39 Creating a blendspace2D for my landing animation
02:02:06 connecting my ground state to my air state
02:03:26 transition between states
02:05:27 Connecting my ground_state to the other states
02:06:21 Setting up condition
02:10:12 Using animation tree through code
02:10:26 Saving animation tree to reuse it
02:12:11 How to access our animation tree through code
02:18:05 Calling my animations through code
02:20:46 Calling the condition through code
02:24:07 Error 1
02:24:56 Error 2
02:25:36 Trick to know if your state machine and blendspace are setup properly
02:25:50 Error 3
02:26:13 Error 4 (last one)
02:26:56 Calling the animation on the sword attack
02:28:58 Calling the jump
02:30:27 falling
02:36:54 Adding move_and_slide
02:37:45 Calling the gravity
02:38:53 Adding input movement to move
02:39:37 Setting up the blend mode
02:45:28 health manager
02:49:33 Creating the hitbox of our player to get damage
02:50:56 Creating an area3d on my item
02:53:07 Setting up the collision layer and mask of our hitbox
02:53:40 Make the collision shape visible in the editor
02:54:29 Display the hurt animation
02:55:21 hurt states
02:56:50 trigger the hurt state
02:58:17 GUI
03:02:43 Coding the GUI
03:12:52 Creating a camera shake
03:20:56 dead states
03:28:37 Correcting a little error in the dead state
03:32:06 Creating our background environment
03:36:36 Creating the static body trimesh collision of my palm tree
03:40:42 Setting the static body of the tree on their own collision layer
03:44:45 Adding cliff
03:49:51 Creating rocks
03:54:00 Saving my white cube items as its own scene
03:54:41 Duplicating the cliff to bring variety to the background
03:57:14 Continuing to add variety
03:59:02 Checking the performance in the debugger
03:59:35 Finally changing the rotation input of the camera
04:00:16 Creating gem to collect
04:03:09 Making sure the player can collide with the gem collision layer
04:03:21 Creating a script for the gems scene
04:04:16 Create a group on my player
04:05:46 Saving my gem as its own scene
04:06:41 Display the gem collected in the GUI
04:08:03 Calling my label in the GUI Script
04:11:15 Creating animations for the gems
04:19:11 Creating a procedurally generated sky
04:24:47 Note about the jump
04:27:18 Wrapping up and outro

@quaternius 12 days ago

Woah, this is an incredible resource! Such an honor to have my assets used this way. Thank you.

@maxnorderfeldt9791 12 days ago

Great tutorial for someone getting started in godot, its nice to have a tutorial thats up to date!

@user-yy5ry7oc4v 9 days ago

Thank you so much for doing this, I always admire people who dedicate some of their time to teach other people new things, especially with this amazing level of quality, greetings from Egypt

@thisormaybethis yesterday