How to make enemy patrolling on a custom path.

If you are creating a top down game then you will want to move your enemy in a certain path. patrolling is a very important aspect of any game and with Godot it is very easy to create. All you need is path2D node and pathfollow2D.

In this video I have cover both straight line patrolling and circular path patrolling.

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Complete 2D player movement, Beginner to Pro in Godot

Have you ever wondered why these games feel so good to play? If your answer is visuals then , No the key component is their controls. The character movement feels natural, and they move exactly how you want. A good character movement will always make the player feel that they are in total control of the character. So, you are wondering how to achieve this? Well, there are some tricks that professional developers use to make their control better. And today we are goanna see what they are and how you can do it in Godot. VIDEO TUTORIAL COMPLETE CODE: extends KinematicBody2D var velocity : Vector2 export var max_speed : int = 1000 export var gravity : float = 55 export var jump_force : int = 1600 export var acceleration : int = 50 export var jump_buffer_time : int = 15 export var cayote_time : int = 15 var jump_buffer_counter : int = 0 var cayote_counter : int = 0 func _physics_process(_delta): if is_on_floor(): cayote_counter = cayote_time if not is_on_floor(): if cayot

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Improve your jumping! | Type of jumps in Godot

Wall jump, Wall climbing, Wall sliding and double jump are some of the most common mechanics for a plat-former game. And on top of that they are super easy to create in Godot. So in this Godot tutorial, I have tried to implement all these things in the simplest way possible. I would highly recommend you to watch the 2-D movement video first, because I am adding wall jumps and other stuff in that same script. So, watch it at 1.5x speed! to get an overview. VIDEO TUTORIAL TEXT TUTORIAL Double Jump For this, create a variable jump_counter. This will keep track of how many jumps we have done, while we're in the air. So by default it will be 0. var jump_counter : int = 0 <------- var jump_buffer_counter : int = 0 var cayote_counter : int = 0 Now if you remember, in the previous video, when we are pressing the jump button. We are setting the jump_buffer_counter. So, when we are not on the ground, we will check if buffer_counter > 0 This will be true, only when we have pressed th

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