C# Godot Tutorial 1 - Creating a basic game

[@thedigitalwolf6932]

finally someone acually explaining things instead of just showing and expecting us to understand

[@brohenverhoeven4487]

Just wanted to make a quick comment about the KeyList error some people may have. The newest version of Godot has changed it to Key. So be careful when following along in the future. Still an amazing tutorial so far.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thanks for the update!! Appreciate it

[@monkeygenerator6394]

Thanks mate, was having that issue.

[@lionsinescanor8846]

thank you I had the same issue helped me a lot

[@red5467]

Can you please provide the revised code? I'm still having issues even after changing keylist to key

[@karola.7908]

@@red5467 Works for me if you remove the casting to int if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.W)) { this.Position += new Vector2(0, -dist); } Just change "dist" to your distance moved variable

[@yt.devhitoriii]

As a Unity game developer that trying Godot for the first time, thank you for this awesome channel.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You're very welcome, always glad to help

[@PeskySpyCrab]

Quick tip, in Editor Settings under Mono and editor you can set Visual Studio Code as the default for scripts

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thanks for this!

[@junaidkhanmomin7955]

This should be pinned.

[@blahthebiste7924]

What does this actually do?

[@OathOblivio]

@@blahthebiste7924 This allows you to open new and existing scripts in VS code (if that is your preferred IDE) automatically/directly instead of opening code in the script window in the Godot editor (the Godot Editor is pretty much a bare-bones notepad with colored text. It has no context based suggestions or any syntax analysis. It is utter garbage). Nevertheless, it's an excellent quality-of-life improvement and saves time (the few seconds it takes to switch from one window to the next manually adds up to hours of wasted time over extended working periods, which is why it's a significant improvement).

[@ryuu7644]

It was updated- (top left corner) Editor -> Editor Settings -> Text Editor -> External. Then check the Use external editor box and specify the path.

[@karlstenator]

Such a great tutorial, exactly what I was needing to know. VS Code is awesome, and so excited to find that Godot supports C#

[@Maite-AileenBrandt]

Wow, thank you so much for that overview! - Exactly what I needed (since I already worked with Unity, so the basic workflows of Godot do interest me more than the specifics at this point, really :) ).

[@tehufn]

Clear, straightforward, and we get something interesting happening really fast. Thanks!

[@bodamat]

Excellent tutorial! I wanted to use Godot with C# and your tutorial is helping! Thanks!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Not a problem! Super glad you find the tutorials helpful!

[@daboxguy3848]

Coming from Unity to Godot made this a lot easier. Pretty simple really 👌

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Awesome! Glad to help!

[@zorq2]

This was a great video. It inspired me to install Godot with Mono on my Windows machine and try your tutorial. I did have one big problem though. Your tutorial worked for every step until I added the script to the sprite node. After that step every time I tried to press play I would get an error message. I did find a solution apparently for windows installations it is important to install some additional libraries and resources: NET Core SDK .NET Framework 4.7 Targeting Pack .NET Core Runtime Also if you install the VS Code the following settings are helpful Editor -> Editor Settings General -> Mono -> Builds -> Build Tool: MSBuild (VS Build Tools) if on Windows or MSBuild (Mono) for other platforms. General -> Mono -> Editor -> External Editor: Visual Studio Code After that it was working great.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Hey ! Thanks for the detailed resolution! I'm using it on windows as well, didn't have any issues, but I have SO many frameworks installed on my machine that I might have already had it's requirements.

[@brucelee7782]

THank you for this, im switching from unity to c# after that horrible unity fee news and I already sank time into learning c#

[@bready2die349]

Hi! I know I'm quite late to the party xD but I was wondering why did you do a casting in min 10:07 at line 15 if( Input.IsKeyPressed( (int) KeyList.W ) )

[@hatersgonnalovethis]

Has to be if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Godot.Key.W))

[@NK01187]

Great tutorial, thanks a lot. I was looking for a game engine that works on Linux where I can script in C#. Your tutorials are very helpful.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

No problem! Glad they are helping you!

[@mycollegeshirt]

the first 35 seconds are so true, I'm looking for a good tutorial for my girlfriend to learn programing, and game programming is absolutely the best way to do that, since it's fun challenging and has a lot more depth than you need in industry. Godot is a great choice, but so many people teach a beginner program a very specific language for one place, for a seasoned programmer it doesn't matter, but for a new programmer that's a bit cruel.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Exactly! I understand that GDScript is made to be very convenient for godot, but I just don't wanna learn/practice a language that will only ever be useful for godot.

[@kylesookram6518]

Thanks, I looked all over I couldn't find a Godot c# tutorial Im so glad I found this.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Yeah, not much Godot C# content out there, glad these helped you!

[@ojisan4220]

Looks like this playlist should be fully updated. Anyway, thank you for your work!

[@Peter-vx5yf]

thank you, really, i'm from Brazil and don't have much tutorials about Godot in portuguese, and i see a lot of english tutorials and only this make me understand. relly nice work. sorry the worse english i'm still learning :/

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thank you! Your English is good! Much better than my portuguese 😋. I was able to understand you perfectly. Glad you like the tutorials, I try to use simple words and sentences, not just for non English speakers but because it makes learning easier for everyone. No need to use complex when simple works !

[@Peter-vx5yf]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl your welcome :)

[@navalhabr]

Godot 4.1+ if(Input.IsActionPressed("ui_up")) { this.Position += new Vector2 (0, -AMOUNT); } - ui_up, ui_down, ui_left, ui_right [And use Key Arrows to move around] - Later you'll learn how to map other keys (like W, S, A D) in the Project / Project Settings / Input Map (tab) - You can go there to see (or Edit) other Built-in keys (labels) (Toogle on: Show Built-in Actions) or add your own.

[@navalhabr]

@@HiddenRealm Idk, i'm a newbie. This is the example in the oficial Godot Page (Getting started).

[@MerijnCappelle]

Hey, its not working i did how you said and it does not work@@HiddenRealm

[@ArseneAnalysis]

Looking for this comment, thanks!

[@weapons_seven]

Thank you

[@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq]

Thank you. This fixed CS1955.

[@MarioDiCoCo]

Damn, this tutorial is super clever and good for beginners as I do. Thanks bud for it.

[@kinoko87_b]

Thanks, as a C# dev this is really helpful :)

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Not a problem

[@focusthenflex]

Great series so far!

[@fatemeetsluck]

Nice I love C# and I downloaded the Mono Godot version on purpose.

[@cleanwalrus]

Thanks for the tutorial, stuff like this will probably blow up after Unity messed up big time.

[@kelcapiral5301]

Thank you! Tutorial is very easy to understand. You deserve my sub

[@fonknight5625]

There's something about your voice that makes me calm

[@lichen420]

I love the tutorials. For this tutorial I had to change the .csproj file that was generated to point to .NET framework 4.5. The file generated a pointer to .NET 4.7 but mine was 4.8. When I pointed it to 4.8 it said it wanted 4.5. So I pointed it to 4.5 and it worked.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Ah, that's good to know, I'm sure more people will be having this issue so thanks for posting. Have a great weekend!

[@bmigamedev1741]

how you pointed the targeted .net ? i got error on my godot 3.5.1 mono when i run tutorial above. :(

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Open the .csproj file with a text editor and look for something like 3.1, the value in between the xml tags is the target frame work version, change it and then save the file :)

[@playerknownwell3702]

This is great! I appreciate the effort but sadly I am quite the absolute beginner and didnt quite understand all of this but I will check out other tutorials!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Yup, that would be the right thing to do!

[@Catherine_Ea]

thank you, I am a student and trying to be a hireable programmer and learning c++ and c# sounds a good pick, and I like open source software but most tutorials use GDScript and that won't do for me

[@arnavbansal348]

um I have a question I am running the code but it is saying failed to build project error how can I fix this?

[@van3ll0pe]

Awesome !! Hope you're there to teach godot. I already know c#, but not godot. thank you so much !

[@kmalnasef1512]

Thank you for this good set of tutorials. God bless you bro.

[@brianbathory4943]

Great stuff, thanks a lot... I was having a lot of issues getting it to work with other tutorials

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Not a problem! I see that you're watching both this and my top down shooter series. In case you were wondering what the differences were: This series covers godot topic by topic (well, the most "important/commonly used" topics anyways) while the top down shooter series is focused on a specific example of building a top down shooter, and explains topics as they are encountered along the way. Also, the top down shooter series is more beginner friendly. The two series are complementary, but if you are not a beginner you may have to "skim" the top down shooter videos, especially the parts that explain really basic things (like game loops).

[@brianbathory4943]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Yeah I'm actually gonna sit through this series as fast as possible just to understand godot a bit better. It's my first game engine after all. I've only used frameworks before and just with c++ so I have to get familiar with c# as well. That's why I'm enjoying your videos a lot, they feel very well explained

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

@@brianbathory4943 Sounds like a good plan! Glad the videos are useful to ya! One note: You may have to look up some C# syntax here and there as I don't really explain C# in these videos, I just explain Godot. However, coming from a C++ background, C# will be very easy for you to pick up, and you will enjoy it more. C++ is also where I came from.

[@brianbathory4943]

Yeah I'm really excited to follow along

[@jetskinotcommit]

hi abdullah, can you link the tutorial for setting up vscode with c# and godot? i cant seem to find it

[@robwalker4653]

should always use the delta in your vector math for movement, this way you're movement should be consistent and not tied to frame rate.

[@yahyaayman5894]

عاش يا معلم keep on good content ❤️

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thank you very much!

[@XANDERJAREDKENTOGAYON]

Can i ask what extensions you use for vscode for coding c# in godot?

[@MrCorruptex]

Had a couple issues. Need to make sure you have the dotnet framework 7.2 from 2018 for godot 3.2. and build wouldn't work until you enter an actual value where he puts in AMOUNT.

[@Mob-un6ei]

I LOVE YOU THANKS BRO THE TUTORIAL WAS VERY NICE AND I WAS ABLE TO UNDERSTAND IT VERY WELL

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

lol no problem man, glad it helped ya out!

[@mahersabit9265]

gave me a bunch of errors like KeyList doesnt exist and Vector2 cant be used as a method. So, i removed the (int) and the KeyList and that seemed to work for the input, but the Vector part still dont work

[@Rawbherb]

if (Input.IsKeyPressed((int)KeyList.W)) doesn't work anymore in the latest version of Godot, I think it's if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.W)) ?

[@RednekGamurz]

Can confirm.

[@CosTheVampire]

for those doing everything right with the error Failed to build project solution, make sure that the file isnt in a directory with a character like #

[@geomorillo]

Great i love c# and godot thanks i was stuck on some issues with C#

[@tobitoon3171]

What extensions I need for VSCode? I do not get these predictions like "isKeyPressed"and for example "Vector2" is not turning green.

[@eggstacy4178]

Good question - I have the godot-csharp-visualstudio installed in Visual Studio Community, which is supposed to be the extension for Godot support, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Not getting the predictions either.

[@rippers88]

Thank you so much for making a decent tutorial!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Haha not a problem! Thanks for watching and have a great new year!

[@mdrow100]

Correct code for the Sprite2d.cs using Godot; public partial class Sprite2d : Sprite2D { // Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. public override void _Ready() { } // Called every frame. 'delta' is the elapsed time since the previous frame. public override void _Process(double delta) { float AMOUNT = 5; if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.W)){ this.Position += new Vector2(0, -AMOUNT); } if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.S)) { this.Position += new Vector2(0, AMOUNT); } if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.A)) { this.Position += new Vector2(-AMOUNT,0); } if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.D)) { this.Position += new Vector2(AMOUNT,0); } } } Also when you name the Sprite and use a lowercase d it will suggest you capitalize but you can ignore it.

[@cloudburp8485]

the key list isn't working for me? what is says is "The name 'KeyList' does not exist in the current context" can someone help me?

[@hokageofthecloud3889]

"if (Input.IsKeyPressed((int)KeyList.W))" doesn't work anymore in the latest version of Godot, I think it's "if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.W))" ? Credit to: @Rawbherb

[@LaKabaneProduction]

Replace by this ! Look at the Comments of @navalhabr ! if(Input.IsActionPressed("ui_up")) { this.Position += new Vector2 (0, -AMOUNT); }

[@nodvick]

any reason you don't do something like: float velY = 0; float velX = 0; if (keyPressed(Key.W)) velY -= Velocity; if (keyPressed(Key.A)) velX -= Velocity; if (keyPressed(Key.S)) velY += Velocity; if (keyPressed(Key.D)) velX += Velocity; this.Position += new Vector2(velX,velY); I really think it looks better that way

[@memegod5207]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. You helped me out a TON.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You're very welcome! Have a wonderful new year!

[@parvatiprabhu56]

Wow I wanted to use Godot with C# thanks very much

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

No problem!

[@ward3n1]

before you leave go to Project > Tools > C# > Generate C# Solution this will make your code run next time you load up the project

[@laknathdias5235]

Unfortunately I think the C# library's for Godot has changed quite a bit since this tutorial. So the code is no longer valid

[@logofios]

Godot is a pretty engine

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Yeah, it's very easy and fun to use!

[@BananaDope]

What Formatting do you use?

[@alperenylm.0]

Hello Bro! I will ask a question. Why did you use int before Keylist?

[@PaulJonesy]

Because the value in keylist is an Enum, not an int.

[@ianisgamingxd7119]

Um, I get the error "cannot convert from 'int' to 'Godot.Key'. Can anyone help

[@Seno_was_taken]

It doesn't give choice for C# only gdscript

[@se__achraf]

Do I need to learn C# before starting this course?

[@swiftypopty1102]

It is possible to learn C# from scratch when using Godot but things will be easier & much better if you did have previous experience(e.x Unity) with C# as of right now, the C# support is great & wonderful but the documentation? It's lacking in that aspect. If you look at Unity, the documentation & community is massive for C#, you definitely can learn C# without any experience with Unity because many docs & tutorials existed on the internet mostly covering every kind of issue & features that come with Unity.

[@TheLolPoster]

My sprite zooms off screen instantly upon a key press, exact same code, not sure the issue here.

[@kostakis98]

Nice tutorial !!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thank you!

[@AndersonOliveiraDev]

Great tutorial.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thanks!

[@ahmednaffa700]

i think that's more clean why to make the player move public int speed ; var motion = new Vector2(); motion.y = Input.GetActionStrength("down") - Input.GetActionStrength("up"); motion.x = Input.GetActionStrength("right") - Input.GetActionStrength("left"); MoveAndCollide(motion.Normalized() * speed * delta); but you have to config the editor input settings what do you think about it ?? and thanks for the tutorial

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

If by "cleaner" you mean more general because you are not tied to specific keys, then yes. And no problem

[@moved159]

yeah definitely better, although, a simple controller is better to show off how to get started.

[@tz2184]

Nice tutorial. Thanks

[@Hazelhana102]

BRO!!! Thank you for making this video

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You're very welcome!

[@iceblocksoda8214]

You are amazing Mr

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thank you! Happy new years!

[@verminplayz2798]

Hello If I may ask, why is there no intellisense, I tried a lot of debugging but it still doesnt work

[@hana7334]

So (int)KeyList didn't work/exist for me. May be outdated after 5 years? Instead I used: public override void _Process(double delta) { float AMOUNT = 5; if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.W)){ this.Position += new Vector2(0, -AMOUNT); } else if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.A)){ this.Position += new Vector2(-AMOUNT, 0); } else if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.D)){ this.Position += new Vector2(AMOUNT, 0); } else if (Input.IsKeyPressed(Key.S)){ this.Position += new Vector2(0, AMOUNT); } } Thanks a lot for the Turorial btw!! Appreciate it.

[@teawacrossman-nixom7696]

Thanks man, your a Legend

[@fatemeetsluck]

BTW to get VSCode with Omnisharp to parse the C# on Ubuntu 20.04 I had to change the Tutorial.csproj tag to say "net5.0" because I have dotnet 5 available for Linux installed but 4.7.2 is not available on Linux and I have no clue how to fix it with Mono. Somehow it still worked in Godot.

[@fatemeetsluck]

I think it might be because I didn't install the correct latest mono by updating repos but who knows.

[@daboxguy3848]

There isn't a definition of position from this. I'm using 3d nodes, but I'm not sure if that makes a difference?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Yup it makes a difference! For 3d nodes (which inherit from Spatial), you do theNode.Transform.Origin to get the position. And for global position, do theNode.GlobalTransform.Origin

[@paulo0651]

Thanks for this tutorial. I’ll save it in the watch-later list because it’s pretty late right know. xD Thanks!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You are very welcome! And that sounds good haha

[@paulo0651]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl No problem. I'm watching right now. 😂

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

@@paulo0651 Haha, a man of your word I see! Hope you enjoy them!

[@paulo0651]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Hey, I've got a problem while building the project, it tells me "failed to build project solution". :(

[@paulo0651]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl I don't know if you know how to solve it.

[@hotdawg6748]

Why does mine say : Failed to build?

[@woosix7735]

i just want C# for dat sweet static typing.

[@JK92007]

plz make more games using c#...

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

I definitely plan on doing that. Have a great weekend!

[@runestamp89]

Problem is, "KeyList" is n o longer working. But i dont know what workes instead now

[@Tbroo232]

wait at 8:29 he says to uncommit the code what does that mean and how do i do it

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Uncomment means to remove the two leading slashes from every line of code. VS code has a "toggle comment" command. You can open the command pallate by pressing Ctrl + Shift + P, then type "toggle comment", then select the command.

[@jillytot1981]

Another key difference in picking a scripting language is that while faster iteration may be possible with GDScript due to it being an interpreted language that doesn't need to be compiled like C#, it could ultimately have less runtime performance for exactly this reason. Probably not an issue though for most games and projects.

[@Mystical-TEDDY_]

I've only used visual studio before and not Visual Code, and i'm really confused on the part where you say you format the document and now it's saying I have to install a formatter and idek what that is or does or which one I should get

[@Mystical-TEDDY_]

Okay I figured it out, and for anyone else that might be stuck, basically a formatter is just an add on you install to automatically make ur code prettier. Press Shift + Alt + F if you don't have one and it'll tell you, you need one and then just click install formatter. A search bar will pop up and in that type Prettier, cuz that one seems good. I installed the version 2.07 without knowing there's a version 9 one but this version 2 works fine

[@Smilysis]

Hi! Is there any way to use "switch" and "case" instead of "if" for player moviment?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Hello! No because we have to call `Input.IsKeyPressed()` for each key we are testing. Switch statements can be used when you have a single variable and you want to do different things based on the different values that the variable might be. Here, we call Input.IsKeyPressed() 4 different times (each with a different argument (i.e. different key)), so you can kinda think we have 4 variables (even though we are not storing them in a variable, we still have 4 expressions).

[@haensl35]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl I just checked, that you could use a Dictionary to store all your movements and walk through that dictionary to see, if that button was pressed. It's much more maintainance-friendly and also keeps your code clean. using Godot; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; public class Sprite : Godot.Sprite { private Dictionary dict; private float AMOUNT; public Sprite(){ this.AMOUNT = 5; this.dict = new Dictionary(); this.dict.Add(KeyList.W, new Vector2(0,-AMOUNT)); this.dict.Add(KeyList.S, new Vector2(0,AMOUNT)); this.dict.Add(KeyList.A, new Vector2(-AMOUNT,0)); this.dict.Add(KeyList.D, new Vector2(AMOUNT,0)); } // Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. public override void _Ready() { } // Called every frame. 'delta' is the elapsed time since the previous frame. public override void _Process(float delta) { var it= dict.GetEnumerator(); while(it.MoveNext()){ if(Input.IsKeyPressed((int)it.Current.Key)){ this.Position += it.Current.Value; } } } }

[@VaderNgoDev]

very helpful for new guy like me

[@iainbroomell559]

migrating over to godot (temporarily) from unity cause my friend wants to work on something together but he's making me do it in godot so thanks for this help.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You're very welcome! I think you will like Godot, it's much simpler than unity in my opinion, though more buggy!

[@janne_gamez8766]

Very helpful. I hope i can get good enough to create a small game myself cuz of school and stuff

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You absolutely can! If this is your first fame, try to make it small/simple, and if you finish fast, you can always try to make a bigger one

[@janne_gamez8766]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Yea i have something small with the good old Pokémon Gameboy grafics in mind

[@brotherthegrest]

there is a problem for me it says KeyList dosent exist in the current context

[@davidp5540]

Godot 4 replaced it with Key

[@techmiker]

I got "Failed to build project solution". Trying to run in Fedora. I don't see any other errors. Any ideas?

[@techmiker]

Ignore that! I fixed it by installing mono-devel in case anyone else had the same problem!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thanks for sharing your solution!

[@drearr3608]

I do have an issue, when I try to run it, it says "Fauled to build project solution" I get errors saying the name "KeyList does not exist in the current context"

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Go to your settings, build, mono, what mono tool are you using to build?

[@drearr3608]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl I cant find Build, Mono path in project settings. Is there another setting I should be looking at? I found something before but couldnt find it again, it was I think Mono, Builds

[@drearr3608]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl I found a build tool in editor settings, It says dotnet CLI

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

@@drearr3608 does the file where you use KeyList have "using godot" at the top?

[@drearr3608]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Yes

[@rkyougetwht7296]

I don't understand vs code part where u have to command

[@rkyougetwht7296]

Can I plz have assistance

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Hello! You press "ctr+shift+p" to bring up the command pallate, where you can type in vs code specific commands. I have a tutorial on vs code here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGTddnZjhdCsrKM

[@Unlife_First]

Тоже не нашел на ру-ютубе гайдов по C# в годоте?

[@arcc0t]

А мне этот ру ютуб нахуй не нужон

[@madalitsomaunda7147]

I keep on getting an error when I add a script "failed to build project solutions"

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Do you have dot net installed?

[@madalitsomaunda7147]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl No

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You need to install .net or mono in order to build c# godot projects

[@TheRealMangoDev]

btw pls make mobile joystick tutorial i wanna make a mobile game in godot

[@carlsonraywithers3368]

Just a little question, Does using c# instead of gdscript take a toll on the performance of the game or game engine?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Absolutely not! If anything, C# is faster.

[@jameshood790]

C# is about 3 to 4 times faster than GDscript, from what I read.

[@muheydari]

5 pixels???

[@TheSliderW]

Shouldn't constant declarations be in the _Ready section ?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Not necessarily. If you only need to use a constant in a particular method, why not declare it in that method? I like to keep variables as local as possible.

[@TheSliderW]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl I was thinking that the main method being repeated each frame would imply the const declaration would also be initialised on each frame for no reason whereas it would only be initialised once in the ready. I'm not familiar enough with these languages to know if this would matter performance wise once compiled, especially in big projects. Maybe the compiler knows how to optimise this ?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

"maybe the compiler knows how to optimize this?" - bingo! You are correct! The compiler is *very* good at optimizing little things like this. Write for *readability* first, worry about "micro" optimizations like this only once you have *proven* (via profiler) that it is hurting your performance. Now I'm not saying don't worry about performance at all, worry about it at the architectural and algorithmic level, and only worry about these micro optimizations once you've proven that they are hurting you.

[@TheSliderW]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Yeah. I'm aware of these principles and you're right. It's just that small things like that tend to tingle my mind. Thanks

[@datacoman7744]

I don't know what is is I've done everything the exact same but it says there are 16 errors when i try to launch it in Godot please help I am very confused

[@datacoman7744]

this is future me I still couldn't get it to work but i went onto your files and realized I did mess up

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Hello! Can you tell me your first error message?

[@datacoman7744]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl thanks for your concern but I've already fixed the issue

[@rudrasingh-ie5on]

Hello, I did exactly what you did but for some reason, I can't get my player to move

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Hello! Well if you did *exactly* what I did, then your player *would* move, therefore you did *not* do exactly what I did! Compare your code with my code (posted in the description of the video).

[@felixsnz7764]

when i add a cs script i got an error, then i try to play the scene and godot crashes without showing any message

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

I have noticed Godot randomly crashing on me a few times as well. I just save frequently. Hopefully they will iron out their bugs in the near future!

[@mato-ub3xn]

I don't know if this tutorial is already old or something but i'm getting error in Godot that says "Parser Error: Unexpected token: Idenifier:using" and don't know what to do with it

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Are you sure you downloaded the MONO (C#) version of godot?

[@mato-ub3xn]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl oh.. I actually didn't, can I download it now and install or do I have to uninstall the version I'm using right now?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You can have both versions at the same time. With Godot, there is no "installing", you just unzip, and the launch the executable. However, for the Mono (C#) version, you will have to first install mono. The instructions for installing mono varies based on your operating system. Read the section of this page for your operating system: www.mono-project.com/download/stable/. Note, if you downloaded the 64 bit version of godot, make sure you download the 64 bit version of mono. If you downloaded the 32 bit version of godot, make sure you download the 32 bit version of mono.

[@mato-ub3xn]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl thanks a lot for fast reply. I'll try it out and send message again if it's working.

[@mato-ub3xn]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl okay, everything seems fine, no errors yet. thanks again for your help.

[@najitetsuro]

Some little changes in godot 4.1 using Godot; using System; public partial class movement : Sprite2D { // Called when the node enters the scene tree for the first time. public override void _Ready() { } // Called every frame. 'delta' is the elapsed time since the previous frame. public override void _Process(double delta) { var Amount = 7; if (Input.IsActionPressed("down")){ this.Position += new Vector2 (0,Amount); } if (Input.IsActionPressed("up")){ this.Position += new Vector2 (0,-Amount); } if (Input.IsActionPressed("right")){ this.Position += new Vector2 (Amount,0); } if (Input.IsActionPressed("left")){ this.Position += new Vector2 (-Amount,0); } } } as you can see, instead of float i use Double delta, also i declare var instead of float. let me know if this works or has anynthing wron, in my acse it works.

[@MerijnCappelle]

i did it but i cant get it to work

[@MerijnCappelle]

i found it and it works but not with wasd

[@lavafox8436]

when i try to run the game, it stops at the 'building project solution' part and then fails with the error message editor/editor_node.cpp:5273 - An EditorPlugin build callback failed. what do i do?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Did you make sure to download the MONO version of Godot? (Not the regular version)

[@lavafox8436]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl yeah, turns out i had the wrong build enabled

[@storminfection5775]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl I am getting this same error on Godot mono 3.2.3. Are there any other causes?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

@@lavafox8436 could you elaborate on what you did to fix this issue?

[@lavafox8436]

​@@storminfection5775 in the editor settings, scroll all they way down to 'build' or something(its at the very bottom), then click build type and select MSBuild

[@momanpro1804]

How To Add A Language C# For Godot

[@cqrc3282]

Can I code the game entirely in C# without using any GDscirpt ?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Yes! :)

[@cqrc3282]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl why you didn't continue the series?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

@@cqrc3282 been a bit busy trying to learn random stuff lol, also have been learning a lot more godot, so I'll upload new videos in this series probably starting this week! Sorry for the long delay tho!!

[@cqrc3282]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Thank you for the efforts you made in this lovely series.

[@mingosutu]

Do you need to have c# installed on your computer?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

You need the "dot net sdk" or "mono sdk"

[@mingosutu]

@@Abdullah-mg5zl Jazak Allaahu khair. What if already c# on my computer can I link it to Godot?!