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I actually did what you adviced here ...by mistake and yes it did cause a lot of frustration but hey if it helps

Bro I Love Your Videos It Helps Me A Lot In Understanding Games And Making Them :D

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Frontloading tutorials is a great method of learning. You'll gain broad spectrum of exposure so that when you encounter problems you'll know what to search for.

I’m going to try that for learning Godot! Great video! I also feel like this can help a lot in learning artistic skills as well (i.e., changing some of the proportions, colors or materials while following the tutorial, and then after finishing it make a different asset that uses similar techniques)

Simplest answer: Don't watch tutorials that show you how to make a game

The rename and change thing is something I always did and still do - I never realised I was doing it, though! haha. I definitely remember going back and tripping over myself because i named a variable slightly different and I can confirm that thie does definitely work!

Great points! I found that I learn best by combining your two first points. I don't follow the tutorial to the dot, I directly apply it to an idea I have. But this does mean you have to actively search for a tutorial about a mechanic or system. This doesn't work for " let's make a platformer". tutorials. Those can be best done in the way you describe, for sure. I think it also matter at what point you are in the field you're researching.

One thing that helps me learn is to PURPOSELY watch other engine’s tutorials (Unity) and try to replicate it in my engine (Godot).

am not going to lie. what this guy says works. i mostly use all the tips apart from the game jam....gdevelop has a game jam btw

2:30 you wrote C++ code in a main.py. there is blood in my eyes rn 🤩

Thanks, but dont use AI for thumbnails. Thanks.

besides outline shader they all look like sheet lol

I sort of already was doing some of these, I followed the tutorials, but made sure to note in the code how it worked as I went to my best understanding, then created a small practice project with similar mechanics from multiple tutorials combined and only allowed myself to reference my notes from the previous tutorials, not copy code. Made it much easier tonunderstand what was happening although it wasnt perfect.

What helped me „escaping“ Tutorial hell is learning why something was done the way it is and also thinking about how it could be done otherwise. This solely comes through a lot of pain, from watching tutorials and trying new stuff, failing said new stuff - questioning my intelligence and why the hell I am doing all this, only to get it working and realizing what kind of abomination I‘ve created and reverting back to what the tutorial learned me. This erroneously feels like making no progress, but in reality is the imo number one factor for getting better in anything you do. You simply have to understand why something is done the way it is. Watch tutorials, try stuff out, fail hard, question your life but never stop trying and learning. (Another huge tip, become proficient in the coding language in general, not just for game development. Know your language in and out!)

Oh my God thank you! i recently escaped tutorial hell but none of those videos on RUclips actually helped. they gave no actionable solutions, all i had to help me was people on reddit and the godot forum. This was great and straight to point! Liked and subscribed.

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Tutorial about rotation matrices. When they use sine, you use cosine. Where they write Pi, you write e. Where they use Matrix x Vector, you do Vector x Matrix

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Hilariously enough I've actually been doing this with the python course I'm taking, along with seeing if I can meet the requirements of assignments with different blocks of code and then moving from there to apply the knowledge by writing my own side projects using the things I just learned to make sure I know how they work. ^^ Glad to see that I'm not only not the only one, but that it's generally considered a certified pro gamer move XD

Pls continue making your own thumbnails instead, this ai style is so fake

I found that personally I don't learn so well from videos and learn much better from text. So have started making text-based tutorials for all the most popular engines. Free for anyone who wants to break free :)

God… I HATE all the fluff that most videos have that try to help you… THIS video is NOT that. You absolutely nailed it. And what’s even more surprising is that you have just over 1k subs. You are gonna blow up. Great video man!

Holy shit, tutorial for tutorials

Thanks! Great advice that doesn't just apply to game dev!

The best skill they don't teach you is using the documentation

What worked for me is just to start making something. Sure my code is messy and janky but it does what it needs to do. I only follow tutorials for stuff i either dont know how to implement or for signals and stuff like that. Following a tutorial will maybe teach you some basics but you will forget most of it in a couple of days.

Hey, a wannabe game developer here. You gave some good advice, but on the other hand I won't join any game jams, I will spend that time working on my game instead.

Decided to make my first game. Great vid with helpful info. Will be back ❤️❤️

1:20 did anyone saw urdu?

AI generated thumbnail go to hell

"Just get good and try harder" doesn't make for content the algorithm likes unfortunately

Wow! This is real advice! Now that I think about it... there are a lot of Unity devs making Godot tutorials recently. Unity's naming conventions don't align with Godot's so I have to change everything. I thought it was a little frustrating, but I guess it was actually a blessing in disguise.

Nice tutorial❤. Doing everything what you told already so I am cooked😏😏.

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I'm far from the tutorials stage, but I'm certain the name changing technique would absolutely work!

5:01 Haha that Game Jam/Star Wars joke was Funny AF 😂

Is there a tutorial on how to do toon shader + outline?? Would be helpful

i passionately hate that knocking sound. video is great though

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OK, so just make the whole thing look green

Toon shader + outline looks so beautiful, thanks for info ❤

I love the kuwahara shader, I never knew what it's name was but now that I do, I'm definitely gonna use it in a project sometime!

I do use post processing for some authentic styles in the game.😅💟 Retro era is coming back... as people looks quite bored of realistic shtt.

When the world needed him the most. He came back. Lol btw I like The *Flat Shader* a lot.

Pokemon vs palworld is a good example. The Forest vs subnautica is not so great - both are the same game, subnautica is just that reskinned. While dungeon keeper is a unique video game the concept is simply the DM from a TTRPG (with some management stuff slapped on top). Not to say it is bad but broadening ones view to non-computer games can give you ideas.