Introduction to 3D Game Development in Godot (Udemy.com)

As a beginner, I want to look for introductory courses that emphasizes only the essential points and leaves out distractions. This course does it well.

Very concise and full of important information from the very start. Don't let the listed 2 total hours of content give the wrong impression. This course has been very respectful of my time. Much appreciated!

This course is fantastic! I'm actually learning valuable skills for the coding portion and getting an understanding of the fundamental math at work. Fantastic job!

This course, titled "Introduction to 3D Game Development in Godot," focuses primarily on 3D character movement and camera control. While it's a strong course in these areas, I believe it might be challenging for complete beginners due to its coverage of advanced topics without an in-depth exploration of earlier subjects. I would appreciate more detailed explanations of the math used, to better match the course's level. Disclosure: I received free access to this course

Great course as an introduction, covers basics as well as importing and moving the character, and camera movement. big thanks for the author of the course

Excellent course. This gives you everything you would ever need for creating any type of character controller. Most courses and videos only show how to create a basic controller, not deviating too far from the default template. This a piece by piece replacement of the default and then adding far more control. I'm suprised that this course is only a couple hours long, yet it still gave a good descriptions of the process and didn't feel rushed.

learning lots of intermediate programming techniques. Example, Using the dot product of velocity vector to determine player movement. After about 6 months of watching youtube videos and most beginner udemy course, This is the course for you. While is centers mainly on 3D charcter controller, the instructors other courses expand you knowledge. He also has a pateron that takes things to another Level. His wording on things are not general but rather precise. I wish I had taken this course from the start. I am having to unlearn some programming habits. NOTE: To make the most of this course. keep your finger on the PAUSE button. Try to think of a way of doing what the instructor is about to do. Sometimes I have no idea. Sometimes, I use chat GPT to figure out how to do something. But when the instructor goes over his solution, the answer seems short and very precise. Your thinking, "thats to much work. just watch him and type in the code". thats just being lazy. Yes you paid for the course, but you gotta start thinking on how to solve these mechanics/issues on your own. this method seems to make things stick in my head. I wanted to update my REVIEW about something a lot of other tutorials overlook. Jumping(Section 2 Video #8) and precisely animating them in the Animation Tree as well as Including how to on the Advanced Expression Base Node(Inside Animation Tree). Ive always felt very intimidated about the animation tree, state machines and blendtrees. But after working with it with the instructor's lessons, Im very comfortable with it now. If you a person who want your game to "feel" precise and not have any "jitters" this particular section(#2) is for you.

First of all, this is a great course and provides an elegant blueprint for a third person character controller in Godot. The instructor does what he says in the 'What you'll learn' details. He includes 'complex mathematics and physics formulas ... to produce more realistic or fun game mechanics.' While I will need to revisit most of these concepts later to fully grasp their significance, I am so glad that I have access to them, and the other processes introduced in this course. I highly recommend the course and the instructor.

All is said in title and each thing said in description is in the course ! Thanks to the style of teaching : straight, structured and peaceful, the learning progress of Godot is significant and pleaseful. I've been fulfilled ! Thank you very much Thomas !

I found this presentation to be well-structured and easy to comprehend. Fantastic job!