this is for those that have done lots of tuts

gameecode

looking for tuts that creates any kind of games from beginning to end step by step

link like 2-3 specific ones that are the best tuts, and ill give those a try and see

gonna give those gscript tuts a try and see how it goes *
if they arent good, just gonna go with drag drop like gdevelop or one of the other ones

looked over some coding tuts and they're all really bad, none of them shows how to use anything - and none of them explained any of the terms that was used in the extremely confusing "godot docs" -- such as "keywords' literals, types" -- so its better to just build something using a tuts that shows you what to do

well they prob said a little bit about "types" but didnt get that far, but it doesnt matter cos they dont show you HOW to use it, and how is all that matters, and none of these things are showing How to use something, or When to use, or any of the ACtually important stuff, etc - been a problem for decades and i guess all the talented ppl in the world are busy doing other things, maybe working at google or some new startup or medicine or the googler that made gdevelop by themselves? or w/e

sure there's lots of hard probelms the smartest ppl cant solve, but making good resources (for most or certain things) isnt one of those impossible problems - just hasn't been made yet - so best thing to do is to find tuts that builds any games step by step

--- these are my notes:

not good doesnt show how to use a var or anything variable stores thing

bad explains nothing

pretty stupid

worst

fire7side

I like kidsCanCode: http://kidscancode.org/godot_recipes/ and GDQuest: https://www.gdquest.com/tutorial/godot/learning-paths/getting-started-in-2021/

And the manual is very good. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/index.html

Take your time. Godot is probably the best because it uses a python like language and has a very good editor. It will never become too simple no matter how much you learn. You can do any game with it. 2d, 3d, anything and it keeps getting better. If you don't understand something, do a search in the manual. If you still don't understand it just pass over it and it will come later. Always type in all your code. Don't cut and paste.

cybereality

I'd recommend reading this book: https://www.amazon.com/Godot-Engine-Game-Development-Projects-ebook/dp/B079HZD1S7/

fire7side

For the language, maybe start here: https://gdquest.github.io/learn-gdscript/staging/

DaveTheCoder

such as "keywords' literals, types"

What's a keyword that you don't understand? Let's take one at a time. It's not that complicated.

But leave classes (including objects, inheritance and instances) for last. That is complicated. Master the other fundamentals first.

And functions (including parameter passing) should probably be next to last.

DaveTheCoder

gamecode, you might find this useful: https://godotforums.org/discussion/29558/gdscript-fundamental-tutorial-series