Let me just review the game that we're gonna create.

It's, uh let's see, a duty sh platformer.

I don't know the gender of this game.

I'm calling Julie, but from what?

I don't care.

I'm gonna get command and run the game.

Just that I could review the game.

I also did this gaming unity as well.

I called the monster chase, and I'm gonna call a monster chase here as well.

So we have our player over here.

He is moving, and he needs to avoid these monsters because if they kill him, they kids human.

Apparently, I'm very good at this game.

Come on, man.

Where is the monster?

Here from the left side.

Because we're random izing.

Here's another from the left side and one when it touches me, I'm just gonna resize this.

We can play a little bit better.

But anyways, when one of these months or touches me and you just saw I'm gonna die, you see, bam, Boom!

I have died.

The game has restarted.

So basically, that is the game.

But we will see how we can create and control our player how we can create these monsters, how they can have their own.

Aye.

Aye.

And how we're gonna do all of the good stuff you just saw.

So let's get into the video.

So the first thing I'm gonna do is delete this editor or close the senator because I have another one.

And you don't mind my at a video recording software over here.

So what?

Here is our new project.

The first thing that I'm gonna do is I'm gonna create a to D seen, and this one is going to be game place.

I'm going to call this one game play.

And in the resource is folder.

I'm gonna create a new folder and call it scenes and hit, OK, And in the scene's folder, I'm gonna save the game placing.

So go over there and save it.

Now, before we continue, let's go over here and import these assets.

So these are the assets.

I'm just gonna copy them these rights you can Donald Link will be in the description below, so make sure that you, Donald, these assets link will be in the description below.

And what I'm gonna do next is on the resource is and go here and located.

So open file manager paste them.

So when I go back here in my engine, they are going to loot.

I'm gonna click on the plus button right here next to game plea to open a new scene because we're gonna create a player.

And here I'm going to call this one player because he is going to be our player.

I mean, what else can I say is gonna be our player now, in regards to our player, I'm gonna change the type because Greenlee the type is note.

Judy, I'm gonna right click on it and I'm gonna go here change type, but I'm gonna filter for Keena Man tick body duty.

So dramatic body TV Because I want our players to begin a Matic body duty Commend as to save this in the scenes folders, command has to save it.

So what is the first thing to do with our player?

First of all, I'm gonna click on the plus button, and here I'm gonna filter for animated Sprite.

Actually not spread animation with any made it spike.

Here it is that I'm going to call this one animation and let me just zoom in over here.

So I'm gonna zoom in.

And this is our animation for the player.

What we need to do is we need to click on it.

So click on this animation over here and for the frames were gonna click here New frames.

So new sprite frames.

I'm gonna click there.

And here we can create our sprint frames So the 1st 1 is gonna be idle.

And for that, I don't let me just go here and sprites and player, and I wouldn't drag this one.

So this is our idol animations to the 1st 1 The first frame.

Nothing too complicated.

Next, Right here.

It says Idol.

You see this box or dis documenting and it has a little plus button at the bottom.

Right corner.

I'm gonna click on that, and it will create a new enemy.

Should I'm going to call this one walk and for the walk of minutes, like the images from do up to seven.

And I'm going to do simply drag and drop them over here.

So now selecting the animation over here and clicking play.

You will see that the animation is playing, but it's playing slow.

So I'm gonna take here the frames for a second.

I'm gonna see 12 which is going to make them.

You see, it's gonna make it a little bit faster.

So yeah, this is what I want.

And let me just go back over here and turn off the playing and I'm going to click here.

I know to plate idol again.

So now it's liking the player.

You see, we have this exclamation mark over here.

We need to add a shape because this is a cinematic body.

We need to have a shape on it.

Some gonna right Click at the child note and filter for collision shape, duty and attach that collision shape to the on the player.

Next, go here inside our shape, you see, click on it.

And on the right side, you see, we have the shape.

I'm gonna click on that and I'm gonna slug new direct, angular shape.

I'm gonna zoom in and move it.

Something like this.

Maybe with over here and resize it.

So this is something you can do on your own.

This is nothing complicated, and I'm gonna save it simply.

This is the body This is the sheep where we're going to detect collisions when it comes to our players.

So when the player touches something in our case, a monster someone touch a monster over here, as you can see on the left or right side, up, above or up above, above er down.

Anyways, we are going to detect that collision, but we need this shape in order to do that.

So now we have the player.

And if I go here in our game, play and take the scene here and put the player inside off the scene.

And if some gonna call L Oil on this one instead of running the game, I stopped my screen recording software.

Okay, that was awkward.

So let us continue command be to run our game, which was which is going to rock me to select which scene is going to be the main scene when it run our game and it's gonna be game place.

I'm gonna double click here, and it is going to be game playing.

This is what we see Now I am going to resize this a little bit.

So in order to resize the money to go on the project project settings and here for in the window.

Just finding over here.

Where is it?

Where is it?

Here it ISS window.

So the width of my project is gonna be 12.

80.

So, HD by 720 the test wit is gonna be 640 the test height is going to be 3 60 So half off this value and we're still not done.

Because if I go back here and run the game, you will see what we have to see.

You see the players over here?

We don't want that.

We need to go back again.

So project project settings and in the bottom for the stretch, it's disable.

We need to set it at duty and aspect is gonna be keep.

And now when I come back, a man be we're going to see our player, and it looks really nice.

So now we have are really, really cool game.

It looks I mean, it looks likes on the window for HD resolution.

So what is the next step to do?

Let's go over here in our resource is folder and create a new folder.

Them when to call scripts so Scripts folder and inside of that folder, I'm gonna write Glick and create a new script.

I'm going to choose here, C sharp and let's go over here and you script and I'm going to call this one player and I'm going to get to create and is gonna create it.

And here in the deeply scene Select are actually the player seems to like the player and go here for the scripts and load it So from the scripts folder, we're gonna load the players scripted.

Let me just double click on it and open it in usual studio because we are gonna use visual studio for this And here I'm gonna keep it in the duck or a kn keep it from the duck.

So let's go over here.

What do we need in our player script?

What is that thing that we need?

Well, we always eat a couple of aerial variables, but before death, let me just acting class and a little bit down and move this like, this year, and there's going to be there's not gonna be process, but it's gonna be physics process.

We're gonna have a physics process and here above we're gonna inherit from Kino manic body.

So cinematic body to D instead of the node, We're going to have a private vector two, which is going to be our movement, and I'm going to call that won by default Vector to zero.

Next, we're gonna have a private float, which is going to be our remove underscore speed By default, I'm going to see its 400.

And these variables are self explanatory.

So moving, we're going to use for the movement speed you were going to use for the speed.

Now moving forward, we're gonna have a private float Gravity, which is gonna be equal to 20.

I know gravity is 8.9 point eight, but I don't care.

Just said it in 20.

Breaking the laws of physics over here, and we're also going to have a private flow that's going to be our jump underscore for spy default.

I'm going to say negative 900.

We're gonna have here also a private vector two, which is going to be up directions up.

The I r.

Is equal to vector two up like this, and basically, that's that later on, we will have for animation here we will have a private enemy.

That's pride, which I'm gonna call animation.

But that will come.

Don't worry about that now, inside of the player movement, which is something that we didn't create.

So here clear movement like this and inside of the player movement is where we're going to detect the input.

But first of all, let me just format this and call the player movement inside of the physics process.

So this is where I'm going to call it now, inside of the player moving.

What we're gonna do is we're going to detect it, our input.

So if in with that is G, so is depressed and or actually is action, so we're going to use an action.

So is action Press, and the action is going to be here in quotes.

And I'm going to call this one.

Move right.

So move right.

And as you can assume, I'm going to duplicate this and I'm going to say else if input is move left and also here, we're going to have a house.

So we're going to have all of these statements.

So what is gonna happen next?

What?

What you're gonna do well if We're moving, right?

Right.

We're gonna move the player, right?

If you're moving left, we're gonna move left.

But before that, we need to copy these that we need to go back here in our engine and project and project settings.

And here for the input map, I'm gonna paste move right.

I'm also going to pace Move left, and I'm also going to type here.

Jump.

So we're going to have jumped as well.

Now here for our move left or actually move right.

I'm going to click on the plus button and select a key and that he's going to be D So I click the on my keyboard that we do click.

Okay, quick out the plus button and key again in right arrow and click.

Okay, so now we have the right key as well.

Or the right arrow key.

Click on the plaza button and key.

And I'm going to click a now and look okay.

And Glick on the pause button for move left key and left Arrow, which is just a left.

I'm going to click Okay for the jump.

Look at it.

G space.

Okay.

And now we're good to go because Now you see here on our move, right?

We have the D and the right move left a and left and jump.

We have space, which means in our game, or when we press that button.

So here, for the right, when you pressed the or or right arrow, we're gonna move to the right side and here for the left.

If we press the a key or left, ever we're gonna move to the left.

And when we pressed these, we're going to jump.

So what's gonna happen here in our move?

Right is when we click on it, we're going to say Movement X is equal to move speed like this.

And when we press the left button, we're going to say movement ex.

He's equal to negative off move, speed, more speed.

So now we have we have the negative because the left side is the negative side.

And here we have the player movement.

I'm just going to tag it because at the bottom of our player movement, we're simply going to say, move and slide, which is a built in function from the cinematic body.