7 Tips To Improve Your Platformer Movement | Godot | With source code 

See if you can beat 16 seconds! Play demo online: thecodingkidchannel.itch.io/7-tips-to-improve-your-platformer

This is awesome, I'm an adult and have been struggling so hard with many of these concepts. Thank you, you are an inspiration!

The animation is a big part of it. The exact same mechanics can "feel" totally different depending on those little fluid effects and particles.

THANKS SO MUCH, I was coding for hours trying to get variable jump to work!

This kid is going places, keep it up dude!

Great job, good video giving us the basics and the essential checklist for 2d movement character. Your channel deserves more subscribers.

Hey coding kid im like 15 this helped me a ton bro your amazing tysm

This was a great video! You sound like a younger GMTK, very helpful and informative.

Superb video kid! Keep it up, this channel will blow up one day

This is a great video. Amazingly helpful to understand

You sound so damn professional. Keep up the good work man!

Dude! Thank you, some informations where really helpful!

good video 👍

very nice one, mate!

Amazing content man. This is making me want to dive into creating a platformer while having 0 game making experience haha

Nice video, I should apply them on my game too, thank you very much for the tips.

1:10 idk if it's just an issue on my end but this code seems to have a side effect where pressing jump mid-air cancels the gravity for just a fraction of a second. Thus, if you spam jump while falling, it basically lets you glide. Note that (for me) the gliding is only really doable if velocity.y is multiplied by 0.6 and/or less. (Maybe this is because my character can jump without needing to touch the ground?) 2:10 I couldn't see much of a difference with mine. Is it perhaps because my character size is much bigger than an 16 bit character?

The best video 😎👍

Also where do you get preVelocity?

played your game, I got 14.634 seconds