Name: Game Development with Godot 4 and C#
Author: Kati Baker
ISBN: 9781805123378

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Game Development with Godot 4 and C#

Kati Baker

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Dedication
Contributors
Preface
Part 1 Understanding the Godot Engine and C#
1 Introducing Godot 4
Free Benefits with Your Book
Technical requirements
Installing Godot 4
Downloading the .NET SDK
Choosing an environment
What is the Godot Engine?
How does the Godot Engine function?
Navigating the Godot Engine
Scene/Import docks
Viewport and screen buttons
FileSystem dock
Inspector/Node/History dock
Bottom panel
Summary
2 Understanding How C# Works in Godot
Technical requirements
Reviewing the changes to C# in Godot 4
Setting up your C# environment
Configuring Godot for C#
Configuring your IDE for Godot debugging
Creating your first scenes and C# script
Creating the Player node structure
Adding a script to our Player Scene
Creating the World scene node structure
Summary
3 Organizing and Setting Up a Project for a 3D Action Game
Technical requirements
Structuring our project
Coupling and cohesion
Structure by asset
Structure by feature
What's good for Godot?
Setting up a GitHub repository
Creating a GitHub account
Downloading GitHub Desktop
Importing starter assets
Importing the character model
Importing textures
Pushing to GitHub
Previewing the game
Summary
Part 2 Creating a Simple 3D Action Game
4 Creating Our Player Controller
Technical requirements
Creating our player's node structure
Navigating the Viewport
Configuring our camera
Providing movement to our player
Attaching a script
Adding a test floor
Moving the camera
Setting Mouse Mode
Panning with the mouse
Creating a conversion function
Clamping the camera
Moving the player with the camera
Adding walking and jumping animations with the animation tree
Navigating animation trees
Creating the AnimationTree node
Expanding our jumping animation
Adding a run ability
Mapping our run ability
Registering run input
Adding the running animation
Summary
5 Creating Our Game World
Technical requirements
Importing World Assets
Adding collisions
Manually adding collisions to imports
Generating collisions after placement
Designing our first level
Creating movement with shaders
Preparing game physics
Creating and gathering collectibles
Setting up our model
Adding a script to the mushroom object
Checking player collisions
Creating multiple collectibles
Adding rain to our level
Summary
Further reading
6 Developing and Managing the User Interface
Technical requirements
Introducing control nodes
Creating a UI theme
Navigating the Theme Editor
Creating our first UI type
Reusing our saved theme
Adding a main menu
Adding our buttons
Embedding our main menu
Connecting menu buttons
Adding a transition animation to the menu
Designing a Settings screen
Adding our volume sliders
Designing our volume sliders
Navigation on the Settings screen
Adding a Close button
Summary
7 Adding Sound Effects and Music
Technical requirements
Understanding Godot's audio nodes
Working with audio buses
The Master audio bus
Adding audio buses
Implementing audio effects
Adding sound effects to the UI
Setting up the AudioStreamPlayer node
Coding our sound effects
Adding music to our scenes
Making our settings page functional
Tying Music to our MusicSlider
Tying sound effects to SFXSlider
Summary
8 Adding Navigation and Pathfinding
Technical requirements
Understanding navigation nodes
Creating a navigation mesh
Creating an NPC
Adding autonomous movement
Adding marker nodes
Adding code to World.cs
Adding code to ForestDweller.cs
Creating groups in Godot
Summary
Part 3 Expanding Our 3D Action Game and Additional Resources
9 Setting Up Lighting in Godot
Technical requirements
Discovering Godot's lighting nodes
Adding a DirectionalLight node
Utilizing OmniLight nodes
Creating a day/night cycle
Summary
10 Understanding Accessibility and Additional Features
Technical requirements
Understanding accessibility
Revamping our Settings UI
Updating our Settings scene
Programming our tabs
Discovering Save systems
Saving with JSON
Saving with binary serialization
Saving with ConfigFile
Adding additional features
Using tweens
Switching scenes
Summary
11 Exporting Your Game
Technical requirements
Understanding what exporting is
Downloading export templates
Exporting our game to Windows
Uploading our game to itch.io
Summary
12 Contributing to Godot and Additional Resources
Technical requirements
Navigating the Godot Engine repository
Contributing to Godot
Developer contributions
Documentation contributions
Reviewing useful plugins
Installing plugins
Camera Shake for C#
GodotSharpExtras
Godot Ink
Godot Firebase
Aseprite Wizard
Piskel
Highlighting Godot communities and creators
Godot Wild Jam
Chickensoft
GDQuest
Summary
13 Next Steps as a Godot Developer
Technical requirements
Participating in game jams
Submitting a game
Exploring the challenge list
Understanding juice
User interface
Player-based
Expanding our world
Cameras
Shaders
Miscellaneous
Summary
14 Unlock Your Exclusive Benefits
Appendix: Transitioning from Godot 3 to Godot 4
Technical requirements
Analyzing engine version changes
Discovering what's in Godot 4
2D and 3D rendering
TileSet and Tilemap editors
Shaders and VFX
Editor UX
Preparing for an upgrade
Creating a backup
Updating nodes
Renaming shaders
Using the project upgrade tool
Importing the project
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Game Development with Godot 4 and C#