In this lesson we’ll add to our game two moving platforms our player can ’ride’ on to access different sections of the game level. We’ll animate the platforms using coded tweens, and set them up so they can be easily re-used. Simply duplicate a moving platform, and set new start and end (a – b) locations, and its speed. In this video we also work through little details like easing in and out the movement speed of the platforms.
Thanks for watching! Here are the video chapter timecode links:
– 0:00 – Video Intro
– 0:07 – Overview (of this Lesson)
– 1:09 – Creating the Moving Platform
– 6:31 – Adding a Script File & a Platform Instance
– 8:07 – Programming Movement Using Tweens!
– 17:02 – Moving in Both Directions
– 20:10 – Fixing Collision Layers & Masks
– 21:13 – Creating a Pause at Each End
– 25:07 – Fluid Movement: Ease In & Ease Out
– 32:02 – Reusing it for Another Platform!
– 35:35 – Wrap-Up & Outro
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*note: in this lesson I use Godot 4.1.1
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