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-01.
- Getting Started with Godot Engine
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-Introduction:
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-Godot Engine is designed to be useful.
- This may sound rather vague and is difficult to explain without repeating
- the same claims that every other engine does, but, as we progress through
- this (and the next) tutorials, hopefully it will be made clear what 
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-Godot Engine has many components, both high and low level, and is usually
- more abstract and complex than most other engines.
- This is, however, to the advantage of the user as complexity is presented
- in a way that it only needs to be discovered when more power needs to be
- untapped.
- This helps to provide an easy learning curve.
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-Design wise, the whole API and set of components were created with a clear
- goal in mind, which is to allow for smooth integration of design ideas,
- code and assets.
- This is achieved by defining the following rules:
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-Implementing a game feature should never be too many steps away from an
- existing component.
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-More complex features should be leveraged by combining or extending existing
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-If the above fails, creating custom components should be extremely simple.
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-Ultimately, Godot Engine provides an editor and tools that allows everyone
- to work with it:
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-Programmers can script and extend any component of the project.
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-Designers can tweak and animate any parameter from a friendly user interface.
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-Artists can import their art and models and tweak the look of everything
- in realtime.
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-Editor:
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-As mentioned before, Godot Engine is very abstract so projects consist of
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- Projects don't have to be specifically created, and many can be placed
- inside the same path (useful for not wasting folders on tests and experiments).
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-In any case, to ease the management of projects, a graphical util exists.
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-Running From The Project Manager
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-Godot Engine includes a built-in project manager.
- This is installed by default on Windows and OSX and it allows for the creation
- and removal projects that will be remembered at the next startup:
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-To create a new project, the [Create] button must be pressed and a dialog
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- Afterwards, the [Open] button will close the project manager and open the
- desired project.
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-Running From the Command Line
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-To create and manage projects, it is perfectly possible to use the command
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- Many users prefer this way of working with project data.
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-For ease of use, it is recommended that the 
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- binary exists in the path, so any project can be opened easily aywhere
- just by changing location to the projec and executing the editor.
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-Godot Editor
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-Godot Editor should have been opened by now, if not please check the previous
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-Godot has a powerful buit-in editor.
- It uses the graphics toolkint within itself to display the UI, so it runs
- identical on any platform (even consoles or phones!).
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- Usually, changes to properties are reflected in the 
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-Examples:
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-From now, a few, simple examples will be presented that will help understand
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-Hello, World!
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-Open the editor
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-In many cases, nodes and other types of engine objects need to express changes
- in their state, such as a button being pressed, a scroll being dragged,
- or a projectile colliding against a tank.
- Godot Engine utilizes the concept of signals for this.
- Different types of nodes and objects can emit signals, and any other node
- or object can connect to them.
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