Make Your First 2D Game with Godot: Player and Enemy (beginner tutorial part 1)

im in godot 3.2.1 and class_name just keeps getting me errors

1:00:00 The identifier "velocity" isn't declared in the current scope error comes please help me

@1:31:20 The body_entered callback takes a Node parameter in my project. How to fix that?

1:02:27 WTF MAN WHY ARE U CHANGE THIS SHIT SILENT???

hey guys, may I ask what version is this guy using, cus I downloaded it but it was kinda different and I was immediately disorientated since the start of video.

came for godot subbed for gnome

With the code at 1:03:00 My player just flies around all over the screen, i dont know what to do

Can someone explain 47:00 I dont really understand how it works? Like what does that change from 0.0 to 1.0 change to make gravity

How would I change the jump height of my character? Say I wanted to make the jump shorter or something

Thanks for tutorial! Can You help with killing enemy. I wrote in class Enemy:

func _on_Stop_Detector_body_entered(body):

if body.position.y > get_node("StompDetector").global_position.y:

return

get_node("CollisionShape2D").disabled = true

queue_free()

But the player can;t kill the enemy. Only enemy kills the player. How to fix it?

Why did you choose a custom node instead of 2D scene at the start?
*Edit:* Now I understand, scenes are used like Unity prefabs too

I do not see the place to edit variables in my inspector screen

40:15

The problem was solved, it was a case of me being an idiot. I neglected to set the collision in the tilemap2d.

thanks for this videos bro, they are gold!

I would call this tutorial "Intermediate" rather than "Beginner". There are a lot of conventions and methods that would make sense to someone who has had programming experience, rather than someone who is completely new to Godot.
(I'm specifically thinking of students who are moving from, say, Scratch to learn a more advanced programming environment.)

I don't understand why we need to continue to change the velocity in the y-direction once the Enemy hits the ground, or if the enemy id properly placed, I don't know why we need to change the y value at all

When I come to the stomping part, my player just doesn't do a stomp. It kills the enemy but the enemy just disappears and the player just goes through the enemy… I didn't change velocity to out bcs. I can't associate with the word out but I don't get why the player doesn't do stomp… My code is the same as on the video

My player does stomp correctly, but changing the stomp_impulse value in the code or in the inspector doesn't change the height at which he bounces. Any ideas why adjusting this value isn't working? Or am I misunderstanding the stomp_impulse value?

it it called source or sauce

which script did you add to the scene tempelate,gd quest.please reply fast,you ignore all my comments

at 19: 15 you drag them as one piece, how do you do that, mine are separating and i guesse that thats the reason why i cant see my player move?

Good tutorial! In my opinion, you should have spent less time on the "what you will learn" section and jumped into it faster, but the actual tutorial was good. Thanks for the vid!

func _on_EnemyDetector_body_entered(body: Node) -> void:

queue_free()

Everytime I put this into the script the player disappears when I play the game.

Awesome video!

I keep getting the error "The identifier _velocity isn't declared in the current scope." PLEASE HELP ME WHEN I RUN MY GAME IT'S BLANK.

How do I make my enemy collide with my player? It dies from the stomp but even just colliding normally kills the enemy. It did't collide at all before I put in stomps. Help?

Is it just me or does my player not collide with the enemy? Now that I have the stomp detector it dies when the enemy touches me but I don't want my player to kill it just by colliding? Help!

1:02:26 watch the else 1.0 part on the right side, as he scrolls down it turns into 0.0 magically rrrreeeee!!

I'm at 1:19:17 . My player doesn't colide with the enemy.

extends "res://src/Actors/actor.gd"

func _ready() -> void:

_velocity.x = -speed.x

func _physics_process(delta: float) -> void:

_velocity.y += gravity * delta

if is_on_wall():

_velocity.x *= -1.0

_velocity.y = move_and_slide(_velocity, FLOOR_NORMAL).y
This is my code.

31:30 When I drag the character onto the grid, it just vanishes instead of being placed. I can't figure out anything I've done differently than you so far, although I am using 3.2.1, which I believe is a newer version than the version used in this video. I'm also on a mac.

I'm freaking out here, I literally can't understand coding (almost crying here ;-;)

Hi. regarding to the camera limits: To set them manually for every scene seems a bit overload. Is it posible to do it programmatically? I mean, something like:
In _ready function (or so) for the camera, look for the proper properties of the tileset and use them to set the properties of the camera

Thanks!