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Hello,<br><br>My name is Ben and I have a YouTube channel where I teach people how to make games. I've recently started using Godot and I like it so much I decided to make some tutorial videos.<br><br>In this tutorial series you will learn how to create a basic "Breakout" or "Brick Break" game. It should be a good start for beginners.<br><br>After watching these videos you will be able to:<br>
Create and save a scene
Update basic project settings
Add a node to the scene
Use the basic physics bodies in Godot (Kinematic, Riged, Static)
Attach a sprite to a node
Use a CollisionPolygon or CollisionShape node to create a collision
Attach a script to a node
Make a node follow the mouse in the scene
Detect a collision between a RigedBody and a StaticBody
Free (Remove from scene) a StaticBody in a script
Control the bounce direction of the ball using a script
Instance a scene in the editor
Instance a scene in a script
Alter the text in a label using code
Export a variable to the editor
Create a getter and a setter for a variable
<br>LINK: -Video Playlist-<br><br>[UPDATE: 5/30/16] I added part 4<br>[UPDATE: 5/20/16] I added part 3<br><br>Thanks for reading. I've got more content planned for this series and I will update this post as that new content becomes available. Feel free to comment with feedback.<br>