by Kino | Nov 11, 2019 | Dev Blog
With Godot hitting its stride as a popular option for Game Development, a couple of thoughts have crossed my mind coming from other Game Development communities. Let’s take a deep dive into what that means. With Godot being completely open-source, meaning it can...
by Kino | Oct 14, 2019 | Game Dev, Tutorials
Scripts at a high level are units of logic you can attach to Game Objects. They allow you to implement functionality within your game. The language scripts are written is known as GDScript. Now, there are some interesting points to remember about scripts — some...
by Kino | Oct 10, 2019 | Programming, Tutorials
Godot is a game engine that’s been around for a while and is finally gaining traction in the industry. It’s completely open-source, so you can do anything you want with it for free. With that said, unlike Unity(C#), Godot has its own scripting language...
by Kino | May 29, 2019 | Game Dev
The scene structure of Godot is vastly different from any other game engine on the surface. In fact, the way you structure your game is a departure from the Unity Engine in a lot of ways. Now, let me tell you how. The Big Difference In the Unity Engine, scenes...
