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Lets introduce ourselves!

Chucksta

Hi all,

Here from the Gamedev.tv community, and will be doing a Godot course with them, as long as their current Kickstarter succeeds :)

Coder since who knows when, but a total game engine noob, other than the UE4 course I am currently 30% of the way through!

Gonna now grab Godot and see what fun I can have :)

Rantrod

Hi, I'm an old-timer of the games industry. Mostly technical work on big console titles for major publishers. I just wanted to say that I'm extremely impressed with Godot. How people on an open source platform can make something of this quality on their spare time is impressive. Good Job Everyone! B)

...also expect a lot of stupid questions/comments from me in the near future. I have only worked on proprietary engines we build in-house.

emo10001

Hey @Chucksta and @Rantrod . Welcome to the community! Glad to have you both.

-emo

stevepdp

Hi everyone!

I've been aware of Godot for a couple of years, but I finally started learning it today!

ADisibio

Hello,

I've had a passion for game creation for over a decade. I started with Game Maker back in the day but stopped doing anything related to games during college. I graduated in 2015 and currently use C# professionally. I think Godot + C# will be a perfect fit for me.

I'm happy to be part of the community.

Megalomaniak

@Chucksta @Rantrod @stevepdp @ADisibio Welcome. :)

UNREAL

Hey,

I'm UNREΛL, I make free of rights music, take a listen on my soundcloud. I propose a variety of songs on many selling platforms for people to use it on their project, just check out my website for all the links or if you want to contact me. If you like my work, you can also get my songs on bandcamp and support me on patreon.

Enjoy !

Megalomaniak

@UNREAL The last of your image links is broken/links to the image itself. Also, considering how large they are I think i'd prefer if you changed them to text links. Not only would they be more easily read to see where they lead but the post in this discussion wouldn't take as much real-estate.

RedImperium

Hello! Well, how can I start this, let's see... first programming language was pascal, then delphi, then i gave up becoming a photographer as amateur. Then, I remember trying python, but gave up on that too. When I wanted to enter in the "game zone" I was into rpgmaker, but when rpgmaker had programming side in it, I ran away because I feared to fail. Anyway, now that I'm grown up a bit( im 31), I fear a lot less to fail stuff, and wanted to make something useful, started again with python, made a couple of scripts but i wanted to do more, so i found godot, and now im looking at it a bit scared because "it looks complex", but since i fell inlove with it, expect some great results in the future 7 months. Another thing to add for me, I have cycling hobbies, they lasts 7 months more or less if I don't find another thing that attracts me more(even if it's a worser hobby my brain doesn't care), but im pretty confident godot will stay for years im sure. Oh I forgot, as one of my cycling hobbies i have blender too, but for now I want to do 2d games.

GarromOrcShaman

@RedImperium said: Hello! Well, how can I start this, let's see... first programming language was pascal, then delphi, then i gave up becoming a photographer as amateur. Then, I remember trying python, but gave up on that too. When I wanted to enter in the "game zone" I was into rpgmaker, but when rpgmaker had programming side in it, I ran away because I feared to fail. Anyway, now that I'm grown up a bit( im 31), I fear a lot less to fail stuff, and wanted to make something useful, started again with python, made a couple of scripts but i wanted to do more, so i found godot, and now im looking at it a bit scared because "it looks complex", but since i fell inlove with it, expect some great results in the future 7 months. Another thing to add for me, I have cycling hobbies, they lasts 7 months more or less if I don't find another thing that attracts me more(even if it's a worser hobby my brain doesn't care), but im pretty confident godot will stay for years im sure. Oh I forgot, as one of my cycling hobbies i have blender too, but for now I want to do 2d games.

Don't worry, if you fail, just put project folder into bin and start over. This is how we humans grow to be wise. Fortunately for you, GDScript is very simple. Look at me, I was born with asperger's syndrome (kind of autism), if retard is able to learn programming, everyone can.

RedImperium

@GarromOrcShaman said: Don't worry, if you fail, just put project folder into bin and start over. This is how we humans grow to be wise. Fortunately for you, GDScript is very simple. Look at me, I was born with asperger's syndrome (kind of autism), if retard is able to learn programming, everyone can.

I appreciate it, like alot, I'm gonna focus on drawing my 2d characters and stuff

GarromOrcShaman

@RedImperium said:

@GarromOrcShaman said: Don't worry, if you fail, just put project folder into bin and start over. This is how we humans grow to be wise. Fortunately for you, GDScript is very simple. Look at me, I was born with asperger's syndrome (kind of autism), if retard is able to learn programming, everyone can.

I appreciate it, like alot, I'm gonna focus on drawing my 2d characters and stuff

Honestly, if you do all art by yourself it is just better because whole game will look exactly how you want. I'm one-man-company, doing everything by myself and my game looks great, exactly how i want it to look like.I'm failing too... a lot, so i get used to commit git every day. If I screw up something, I just roll in previous day.

xeluc

Hello all, new here and to Godot. I enjoy 3d hobbies, and lately have been looking into Godot to use with future blender creations. Former lightwave 3d user. Awhile back I did spend some time with jMonkey engine.

Ertain

I have lurked a little bit in this forum. Usually I use the Q & A section of the main site. I hope to get more advanced questions answered here.

I'm a guy who dabbles in open source stuff. I though that the Godot engine was a godsent. An actual, well-designed gaming engine that was free and open source. We are living in some great times.

Playmint

Hi,

My name is Steve, I have been involved in the games industry for a number of years, primarily as an artist, but over the past few years have turned my hand to game development and c# using another engine. I also currently produce and sell art assets for game developers on various marketplaces.

Recently discovered Godot and currently enjoying learning how it works and how I can develop my own games in it, c# is quite close to GDScript, so I finding the transition fairly easy so far, and I know it also supports c# as an option, so that's also great !

Looking forward to being part of the community here.

Regards

GarromOrcShaman

@Playmint said: Hi,

My name is Steve, I have been involved in the games industry for a number of years, primarily as an artist, but over the past few years have turned my hand to game development and c# using another engine. I also currently produce and sell art assets for game developers on various marketplaces.

Recently discovered Godot and currently enjoying learning how it works and how I can develop my own games in it, c# is quite close to GDScript, so I finding the transition fairly easy so far, and I know it also supports c# as an option, so that's also great !

Looking forward to being part of the community here.

Regards

Hi Steve. Welcome aboard ! I too came to use GDScript, before that, I was using C# in Unity 3D. If you want sell your art you can use Resources side of forum and link your marketplace, you are not first, and for sure not last. Developers are always glad when they can buy some art and save valuable time. Who knows, maybe someone from forum hire you to do art for his/her game ! It happening quite often. Enjoy GoDot like we do, friend.

Moltenhead

Hi. I'm Moltenhead and Charlie.

I'm usually extensive when writing and talking about things that passionates me, I'm not afraid to make mistakes and half said things frustrates me - wich turns me socialy awkward. It's rare that I bite though. I don't realy like communities - for the deviance it commonly creates, but I enjoy good hearted individualities, so I keep trying time to time.

I'm a doodlydoer, I do and learn a wide variety of stuff more or less related or useful.

I'm actualy working on a project with Godot.

And don't worry too much : despite my seemingly cold way of seeing things, positive willed people make me happy. ;) Hopefuly we can be of help to each others.

Have a nice day.

NWallen

Hi, C#, JavaScript developer here. I recently decided to try to get serious about game design and programming. Godot works best with how I think, it is easy for me to get into. Have a good day.

KyZEN

Hi out there!

I am a complete novice to game making but I like all kinds of educational stuff - as game development can be. Actually I am trying to get one little project working with this awesome-ever-wanted engine with its multiplatform-support.

You can drop me a line when you are working on indie projects and need help in complex thinking and / or knowledge seeking as I am a trained bookkeeper with searching skills...

But, the dream, the great dream is to make a real big project (I really thought I have to create an engine on my own - things are easy in a connected world!) with pointing to the arts of love.

Be loved stay alive and enjoy your journey!

GarromOrcShaman

I wonder where is everyone. Sometimes I feel like last person online... which is dream coming true for introvert like myself. Anyway, Forum staff appears to be in coma so I come to welcome newbies.

HI @Moltenhead and welcome. Don't worry about begin socialy awkward, here is nobody to put you down. Just be yourself, when someone offend you, forum moderators put few warnings in front of his face, if it does not work, he got banned. I'm something like "doodlydoer" too, however I like to call it "Jack of all Computer Trades", I learned myself many IT skills and I'm learning something new everyday. Many skills including 2D/3D graphics, music, sound effects, programing (obviously) and lot of stuff related to Windows, Ubuntu and Android

Hi @NWallen and welcome. I'm glad that GoDot suits to how you think. I don't think you need any introduction, after having experience with java and C#, learning GoDot is going to be park walk, really, it is easy.

Hi @KyZEN and welcome. If you want help, first project to work on should be THIS ONE , but i guess as experienced bookkeeper with searching skills you already found that, there is not much to say for someone who is able to find everything himself... or herself ? I really don't know, your profile picture may be both crossbow or ovaries... dude, what a confusion. Anyway, we have own docs, take it as starting point, from here you can reach every kind of GoDot oriented knowledge you ever can dream of.

I most kindly welcoming new members of our great community.

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