1: I follow a tutorial because im new to godot. when i get to enemy configuration, it doesn't work. i redo it. it still doesnt work and i cant figure out why

2: i use a different tutorial. this tutorial is 2yrs old, and uses an older version of the game engine. i get to the enemy configuration: it still doesn't work! it completely freezes up my game.

3: I, by myself, create some code to try and figure out how to do it myself since neither older or newer tutorial works.

4: THE CODE WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1: smaller game, probably a 2d platformer. lets me learn some more code while doing something original but not too hard. it’ll help me see how much i can do in a certain time period as well

2: fnaf fangame. will definitely help with learning a lot of code because of the ideas i have for it + i get experience in 2d and 3d godot with this. also it’s cool and i think child me would flip his shit if he heard about this. specifically this would help because in this i’m gonna experiment with code for minigames i wanna do in Number 3 (below)

I've started the game. like actually holy hell i've started something instead of just making concept art/sprites

created 2 whole levels

coded player behavior/movement

coded collectables

coded enemy behavior movement (figured out by myself. because neither tutorial worked.)

coded trap/pitfall behavior

coded a main menu w/ placeholder icons

coded a pause menu

coded level switching

figured out how to add walls with no collision (Hidden walls, basically)

bonus: figured out how to make sprite sheets myself instead of exporting each frame of the gif!

and. apparently i discovered a glitch where the lung spawns sideways. no clue why that happened it never has before!