Godot Quick Start - 3D Platformer
Created with Godot 4.2
In this short guide you’ll get started with Godot 4.2 quickly, using the 3D Platformer Starter Kit by Kenney.
It will look something like this:
If you follow along, we’ll make it even cooler.
Requirements
- Read Introduction to Godot 🔗 - if you are new to Godot.
- Download & “Install” Godot - if you have not got it already.
Step by Step
Mini-guides
- Portals - move between levels
- Moving Platforms - increase the difficulty
- Environment - the night comes
- Make a Sign - guide the player, or just for fun!
- Make a Menu - a place for your name (and other things)
- Menu Signs - menus or just text when you walk up to signs, Roblox style
- “Autoload” - keep track of coins and other things across levels
- Collision Masks - make sure only the player can activate coins and flags
- Export - export your game for sharing with others
- Going Fullscreen - add a toggle for showing your game full screen
- Required Pickups - required pickups to change levels
- Mouse Look - how to enable mouse look and WASD movement
Tips
Ideas
- Player Speed & Jump Power - to the moon
- More Players - doppelgängers
- Custom Platforms
- Make a “Runner” Game