Hour 9. User Interface
What You’ll Learn in This Hour:
Displaying text inside the game window
Important Control nodes properties and signals
Using Containers to help create an interface
Using GDScript to make an interactive interface
Applying a Theme to your controls
As a game developer, communicating with players is almost unavoidable, whether you need to tell the players how many lives they have currently, how many items they possess, what have storytellers been saying to them, where they are, where should they go next, and so on. The same could be said for players. They need to tell the game what weapon they would like to use, which difficulty level they prefer, etc. This communication happens as soon as the game is launched and is done ...
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