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Commenting out code from the previous exercise that causes the icon to float up, making it difficult for users to see the example of directional input.
Many people have reported having issues connecting HUD's start_game and the main node's new_game() in the next step of this tutorial. This occurred for me because the documentation states that "new_game()" should be removed from the _ready() function, but does not include instructions to add "pass" back (and pass is not left in the example code when "new_game()" is added to the function, so the initial one will not remain). Having the function declaration without "pass" breaks all the following functions, preventing new_game() (or any Main functions) from being connected.
The order of mentioned nodes (SpawnPath and SpawnLocation) does not match the previous sentence when using "respectively". The following image confirms the order may be backwards.
The existing text reads "Select the Mob node and set it's Gravity Scale..."
It is instead grammatically correct to say "and set its" without an apostrophe.
Changes a hyperlink In the tutorial for Your First 2D game, Dodge the Creeps, to link directly to the Dodge the Creeps folder of the Godot demo projects page instead of the main repository page that contains multiple games.
* Update to the 2D tutorial
Issue #41283 is currently disrupting the flow of the official 2D tutorial for folks with external script editors.
This change is to update the tutorial to acknowledge this bug and provide newcomers with clearer guidelines on how to complete the tutorial despite the bug.
It also clarifies a potential point of confusion about how the editor communicates connection between signals and script functions.
Co-authored-by: Matthew <matthewehr@hotmail.com>
Co-authored-by: A Thousand Ships <96648715+AThousandShips@users.noreply.github.com>
