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hey Noah! i hope the last few months have been kinder to you and that you find yourself in a comfortable space professionally. just wanted to say i'm a latecomer to your videos, and really appreciating the fact that you are doing something different. 95% of Godot content on youtube is gdscript-focused, so something to learn dev using c# is very welcome. also, the other projects you spoke of in this video (especially a project management series) sounded interesting also, i hope you can get around to them soon! given the relative scarcity of Godot-c# content out there, have you considered making a commercial course and selling on one of the online schools like udemy or zenva, just for a small backup income stream while you juggle life with other projects? anyway, best wishes and appreciation from Winnipeg <3

Thank you for this! I've just gotten into using C# with Godot and this (plus the 2 preceding videos) showed up in my feed at the perfect time! Great explanation!

oh thank god. this just saved me so much time/annoyance 🫶

This process is very unclear in the docs it's very helpful, thanks!

These are really good. Thsnk you

Not sure if it'd really be your thing, but a high-level overview of Godot's Variant system in C# would be a great subject to dive into. Or maybe it's just me being 2 days deep trying to figure out how to fetch custom tile data in code as a beginner...

That video is fucking awesome

Simple and easy, but i suggest usign custom classes to hold a reference to the broadcaster and respond only on specific nodes. Otherwise if you broadcast a simple variable every object subscribed will fire the callback

I think the benefits of C# as a language outweighs the superior support for GDScript, and while I already know C#, learning the Godot way will be great

Excellent video, you have a good teaching style.

Man you explain even the small useless details that I need ❤

😂😂😊

i binged this entire playlist in two days. i've had a shaky understanding of programming for the last year as i try to teach myself, but you've finally given me the "ah ha" moment that made it all click. the material, the pacing, and your explanations are absolutely fantastic. for example, in video #7 after you explained properties, my first thought was "well why even have variables if properties do the same thing but better" then you explained it without me even having to ask!! i truly thank you. you're gonna be in the credits for any game i make haha

I just want to say that ive been banging my head since 2017 to learn programming and unity. You have one of the most under rated tutorials imo and I hope it gets more popular. from someone who has been stuck in tutorial hell for over 7 years , you make specific points well communicated. dont drop this hobby of yours keep going with it, i am sure youve helped people.

the biggest thing i don't like about gdscript is the lack of strict typing, which i guess is fair because the point of the language is to be dynamic. I wish the godot team focused more on gdscript so that we might get things like generics, algebraic types, and interfaces. I think the progress is just a bit slow, since they recently added generics to important classes like arrays and dictionaries but I'd like the language to be more robust.

Thank you

Thanks bro🎉

Thank you again ❤

Thank you ♥

really good video!

Your stuff is just pure gold man !

Haha 😂 Thank you

You have a real talent for teaching, this was excellent thank you

good video 😊

ooooooooomg nice, I was really hoping I wouldn't have to rely on GDScript for succinct signal syntax. I suppose the only real downsides I find apparent is that 1. the parameters are reduced to types only (no variable/alias as hint), 2. Signals (including custom ones) register under an easily viewable list (even in the editor) with each one having a name, making it potentially much more convenient for other developers who need easier access to signals and their signatures ... though I could be wrong about this.

Greate one !

*Strict typing* alone is a good enough reason for anyone, beginner or expert, to choose C#, or anything else really. GDScript is a fork of Python, with all the pains that come with Python. Writing complex systems is possible with any language, but Python was never really meant for such things.

yeeees

Thank you for making this video. It was especially nice when you opened up about how it feels to see other people succeed so quickly with getting their games out the door. Personally I look at game dev as a hobby and a creative outlet, but I think deep down we all just want people to play our games and enjoy them

Thanks! Looking forward to the async video. I've had to use the keyword before to fix some code in godot with 0 idea what its actually doing :$

do { } while (1)

I tried Godot about a month ago because of the Brackeys video. I thought it would be a week long test of another game dev tool, and then I'd be back into Unity again. I never thought it would be permanent. But here I am 6 weeks later and I've only opened Unity once since then. I haven't missed anything at all. Especially not the slow project opening time.

I didn't know that was the way to do it! I am very impressed and thank you.

Honestly if it wasn't for your videos I would've given up on Godot forever ago. THANK YOU! You are like the only person on RUclips doing Godot C# tutorials

I have a problem when I type GD.print it does not print 10 and it says in error that GD "CS0103: The name 'print' does not exist in the current context"

this helped me so much wow i was so stuck all day trying to send the fruit count from my player to a gui element lol

Courage and good luck, a big thank you for all the tutorials you do. Stay cool and big strength to you coming from Madagascar

Excellent! That’s exactly what I was looking for. I really like the way you explain things. I would like to see a video about built-in functions to manage inputs, such as _Input, __UnhandledKeyInput, etc. I can't quite grasp how they work.

For some reason when they came out I didn't watch this and the events video, probably thinking "yeah I know about signals and stuff". How truly foolish I was

Looking forward to the new content. edit: do you have a community discord? if you don't you should get that going asap

Very sorry to hear about your situation. No doubt it's a rough time to be looking. If you are as genuine and personable sounding in real life as you come across in your content then it should go a long way to help you stand out if you can get a human's eyes on you. The tutorials really are great, maybe they become a bit of a side gig or take you to new job opportunities you hadn’t considered before. Wish you the best.

I genuinely have loved your channel and it shows how much you care when you talked about the begginer videos and ppl forgetting stuff. i wish i had the money to hire ya for my project but as a broke ass artist i feel we're all in the same boat right now. I hope nothing but the best for you man.

Hey good luck man! Stay strong and keep it PMA!

Hey totally feel you! I'm not from the US but the job market in tech is in a tough spot right now I have 6 YOE as a software dev and had to look for a job for half a year and I also filled hundreds of applications to get very few responses. Hope it'll get better for you, I believe dedication will help you still land a job.

Best of luck to you and yours, and sorry to hear of your struggles! +1 for project management and the steam integration ideas. Those sound like great topics not covered much if at all. Generally I think there’s always been big gap in more intermediate to advanced content that is approachable, concise and addresses a specific problem. Your Static Event Manager video is a great example of this. Your multiple player inputs video by directly editing the file is also an interesting example, showing you don’t always need to use the editor. There’s obviously also a big gap in Godot C# focused tutorials and those kinds of videos showing things not easily possible with GDscript are particularly interesting. Another thought is how people deal with “signal hell” in godot, and how people generally manage their references in GDscript. There’s alot of string literals, searching through trees at runtime, and reliance on the editor for references. Something like this Godotneers - Data Models video would be interesting in C# ruclips.net/video/4vAkTHeoORk/видео.html It’s clear signals and references between nodes get messy fast once a game gets to a certain size. Another idea is persistance of references and game state across scenes. In Unity i’d use static managers or DoNotDestroyOnLoad. It seems Godot’s equivelant is autoloads which feel a bit messy.

Good luck man! Also I've closed my jira tickets to pour one out for ya!

Hey, sorry to hear you are going through some thought times. I hope it will get better soon! Looking forward for future content. Good Luck and stay awesome!

Thank you! Great stuff!. Great tutorials. Now you just need some better lighting to beef up the camera shots :)

Great video! Using C# events is definitely the way to go when it comes to creating custom events.

These are really great tutorials, thanks for taking the time to put them together. Brand new to Godot and they are tracking with the questions I have floating around in my head while I fiddle around it.