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5 devlogs
13h 20m 37s
Trying to better learn Godot, so I thought I’d start out with remaking the classic “Pong”.
Shipped this project!
I made a pong game in Godot, so that I can learn Godot. It turned out pretty well, my biggest stumbling-block so far has been the UI, and I lowkey still have a problem with it.
- FINALLY figured out UI, so I added a pause menu
- Reworked the way my game worked
I changed the viewport settings to be a normal screen size, then made a sub-viewport for my game and then scaled that up in engine so that my UI looks crisp. - Reworked my code a ton, and removed a lot of features that I made that were kinda useless
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- I adjusted the sizes of the goals to feel better
- Tried out UI, couldn’t get it, figured out how to make the background black
- Learned shaders and figured out how to use them to make a flash effect (kinda)
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Added paddle and ball assets to my game
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- Fixed the bug (kinda)
I moved in the goals, so that I don’t even have to worry about the bug - Added AI (just an algorithm) to the second paddle
- Made the ball movement better low-key
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I implemented the basic features of Pong (kinda):
- Ball bounces on paddles
- Paddles move (w and s for left, arrows for right)
- Points exist and are counted
There is currently a weird bug where I can like almost hold the ball by holding the movement key while the ball is on a corner since the collision shape is circular.
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