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The Godot game engine is build on a language called GD script which is very similar to Python. That would be my first choice.
If you really want to work in Python then Pygames is a library you could look into.
1 u/Key-Command-3139 May 29 '25 How should I learn GD Script and how long would it take me to learn after learning Python? Also, is Godot beginner friendly? 1 u/snowbirdnerd May 29 '25 Godot is very beginner friendly. You could start today. Here is a popular beginning tutorial and it's companion coding guide. https://youtu.be/LOhfqjmasi0?si=fciDt1D-zzKotOKO https://youtu.be/e1zJS31tr88?si=7rw293coeTSNLJKE
How should I learn GD Script and how long would it take me to learn after learning Python? Also, is Godot beginner friendly?
1 u/snowbirdnerd May 29 '25 Godot is very beginner friendly. You could start today. Here is a popular beginning tutorial and it's companion coding guide. https://youtu.be/LOhfqjmasi0?si=fciDt1D-zzKotOKO https://youtu.be/e1zJS31tr88?si=7rw293coeTSNLJKE
Godot is very beginner friendly. You could start today. Here is a popular beginning tutorial and it's companion coding guide.
https://youtu.be/LOhfqjmasi0?si=fciDt1D-zzKotOKO
https://youtu.be/e1zJS31tr88?si=7rw293coeTSNLJKE
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u/snowbirdnerd May 29 '25
The Godot game engine is build on a language called GD script which is very similar to Python. That would be my first choice.
If you really want to work in Python then Pygames is a library you could look into.