C# Godot Tutorial 3 - Scenes

[@pratyushbiswal5340]

It's hard to find your tutorials on youtube. From the start I wanted to learn godot with c# bcoz if in future if i ever plan to shift to any other game engine it would not be difficult or devastating nor I would have to learn another language , infact i could implement complex c# libraries here which is not the case while i use gdscript. I get it that gdscript is very similar to python and it would be easy for me to learn that, but i am not gonna use that knowledge anywhere else, except in godot. U r a life saver man. I didn't want to read those long godot docs.... so really thanks man.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

No problem. Glad the videos are helping you.

[@feyhat79]

Thank you 4 the content. I Just started with Godot. I'm expirienced in Java, so I apriciated your good tutorials using C#....Extremely helpful 4 me. Everytime I stuck in my project, I find the right answers in your Videos. Greetings from Mexico

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thank you very much! I'm glad these videos are helping you! Happy holidays!

[@tekknovator]

Nice tutorial series 👍. Quick VSCode tip: If you drag in your projectfolder into vscode, it does become your VSC workspace root, making it the same as res:// This allows you to simply copy a file path from the explorer making right click and choosing "copy relative path" or using the (mac) shortcut alt + shift + cmd + c. Very handy in large asset folder structures beneath your project folder.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thanks for that tip! Super useful!

[@lightfallonthehead3842]

great tutorials man. some syntax has changed, but the descriptions and logic behind whats going on is quite helpful, i can always just look it up if the syntax has changed.

[@luctus1467]

Dude this guy is so good at teaching. It is straight forward and clean.

[@ghostlupo]

Hey man I just starting watching this series, you've been explaining everything pretty well for a beginner like me. So thank you for that! Just subbed to the channel as well.

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Awesome, really glad to hear that, and thanks for the sub!

[@TechJolt3d]

I made a main player and then made it so that these little walkers follow you, that was fun

[@sogimarvaz]

14:06 error at writing packedScene.Instance () It says this from "instance()": 'PackedScene' does not contain a definition for 'Instance' and no accessible extension method 'Instance' accepting a first argument of type 'PackedScene' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?) I think is something related with the new C# update to Godot V4.

[@maejuse7601]

i have the same prob have u gotten the solution as of rn?

[@maejuse7601]

oh nvm found the solution lol its now 'Instantiate' not instance

[@kintarogold1483]

@@maejuse7601 thanks bro

[@C4ndleJ4ck]

11:03 Can anyone tell me why I'm getting a "no suitable method found to override" error when I try to create this method? I've even copy/pasted nearly the same code from the latest Godot documentation and I'm still getting the same error

[@C4ndleJ4ck]

For anyone with the same problem, mine eventually fixed itself, and I don't know how or why, sorry.

[@DrWoofOfficial]

Oh so we can use Scenes in Godot to make sort of Prefabs like in Unity

[@BootsDev-X]

I only understand Spanish and you help me even though I don't know any English.

[@fatemeetsluck]

Very cool. I modified the program to not exceed 10 sprites and only create one.

[@Steve-gi2yj]

THANK YOU SO MUCH, I would think this would be similar to Unity Prefab, thank you

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Yup! And you're very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@faer2705]

Thank you for this video, i juste want to know why we have to use uint and not just int for "rendi()". thanks in advance

[@GeloGee]

how do you do only on mouse press?

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

if (@event is InputEventMouseButton mouseButtonEvent && mouseButtonEvent.Pressed)

[@scoringfish1588]

If anyone has a problem with it saying they can’t convert node to a sprite then just replace Sprite2D near the bottom with Node2D

[@klaesregis7487]

When to use nodes and when to use a scene when you want to load everything programmatically? I see you use them both, should I only use nodes when I want e.g. specific functionality like drawing a sprite?

[@goshawk_fly]

Randomization is a indispensable feature of mordern games!!!

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

I agree, it really is!

[@geomorillo]

Great easy and clean

[@MenaRamyEnaeet2512]

Couldn't you just use Random random = new Random(); int num = random.Next(0, 5);

[@edward3190]

what happens if you add a World scene to the World scene?

[@BreadAckerman]

i belieave the new word scene becomes just another scene that will be displayed

[@felixsnz7764]

very nice tutorial

[@Abdullah-mg5zl]

Thank you! Hope you have a great week!

[@WifeWantsAWizard]

Please stop naming seeds, scripts, and nodes identically. This is HORRIFYING tradecraft. It takes three seconds to put a "1" after the node name or to call it "handler_world.cs", "instance_jiggler", and "scene_all".

[@GreyHatGenX]

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