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👋Hello there. I'm going to assume most people joining the community are also developing in Godot.
So I'd love to know: What are you building with Godot?
My answer: I'm starting my first "serious" game with a simple Sokoban-style puzzle game. I'm not ready for more that 2D pixel art. Trying to keep my scope small and get through the experience of finishing and publishing a game.
The Brackey's YouTube tutorial is also quite good as a starter. https://www.youtube.com/@Brackeys/featured
Heh, patterns are my passion. I love GDQuest and his mission. We have different approaches to coding and development philosophy.
While their content focus more on the engineering building custom complex systems, I rather rely on design foundations, leaving the heavy lifting work to Godot itself. Usually my content offers "Godot-first" solutions, like using Animations and AnimationTree as a built-in State Machine (not only for graphic states but for any system, I usually use them for AI as well).
I'd recommend @The Real Mr. Ed to take a look on my Platfomer Essentials Cookbok, it offers 16 "patterns" for Platformer games.
@Ludonauta I do like the "Cookbook" format. If it proves worthwhile to you to create, I could see value in similar offerings for other high-level game types (top-down, tile-based, card games, etc.).
