Godot Getaway - The Godot Course

Intermediate Techniques for Godot
What you'll learn:
Use the Godot engine to create an online multiplayer 3D cops and robbers driving game in a procedurally generated city!
Procedural Generation with Tilemaps
Remote Procedure Calls
Working with online networking
Vehiclebody Nodes
Using Godot as part of an indie developer pipeline
Requirements:
Basic familiarity with the Godot Engine
Graphics card able to run 3D games
Description:
Learn intermediate Godot techniques as we make an online multiplayer car game in a procedurally generated 3D city! We'll use GDScript to make a cops-and-robbers game set to a bouncy electro-swing soundtrack using custom made assets from Blender and Ardour.In this course, we'll be focusing on making a single, large project rather than a bunch of smaller ones. Our focus will be as much on that game development pipeline as the techniques we'll be using, and we'll simulate what it takes to make a small scale indie game from scratch.Some of the things we'll cover include;Fast 3D gameplayOnline multiplayer using direct connection over IPTeam play (cops vs robbers)A procedurally generated cityCreating city neighbourhoodsProcedurally placed props (like lamp posts, traffic cones, parked cars, etc)VehicleBody physicsBeacons that respond to the musicSimple player customisation that's persistent between playsA 1930's inspired aestheticWhat's Godot?Godot is a Free and Open Source game engine that we absolutely love. Yann has already taught a popular and well reviewed course on it on Udemy and both of us really enjoy working with it. It's available on Windows, Mac and Linux, has separate 2D and 3D pipelines and is generally awesome.The course will be written in Godot's native GDScript, which is based on python. GDScript is a dynamic language that's powerful, versatile and quick to work in.
Who this course is for:
Intermediate Godot users
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