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ABOUT

This repository contains a simple 2D game developed using the Godot Engine, with already available assets and following a guide. It's a platformer where you avoid falling and collect coins.

Includes enemies, sound effects, background music, restart conditions, player controls, sprite animations, camera view, world boundaries, informational labels, time-based events, and more.

TOPICS I LEARNED

Understand the structure of scenes and how nodes are organized.
Learn about physics simulation and collision detection in 2D games.
Explore creating tile-based maps and using tilesets for level design.
Create sprite animations and frame-based movement.
Implement player controls and add enemy behavior using GDScript.
Understand the different types of physics bodies.
Add sound effects and background music with loops and autoloads.
Use signals for communication between nodes and manage time-based events.
Handle player input and respond to events using GDScript.
Control the camera view and manage world boundaries.
Implement informational labels and restart conditions.

REQUIREMENTS

How to make a Video Game - Godot Beginner Tutorial YouTube
Brackeys' Platformer Bundle Website
Godot Engine Website

[!NOTE] The assets are released under a Creative Commons Zero (CC0) license. You can distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format, even for commercial purposes. Attribution is not required.

EXPORT

Open Godot Engine and load the project project.godot file;
Go to Project > Export...;
Click on Add... and select the platform you want to export the game;
Configure the export settings;
Click on Export Project... and select the folder where you want to export the game.
Play the game by running the executable file.