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Share your source code Sticky

A topic by nebunez created Jun 06, 2021 Views: 410 Replies: 8
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I thought it would be in the spirit of the Go Godot Jam to give people a place to share and find game jam source code. As someone new to the Godot engine I have so many questions about best practices and project organization. Reading others’ code, and getting feedback on your code, can be a great way to learn.

Here’s mine (feedback welcome) https://git.sr.ht/~nebunez/lived-and-learning

Since I'm working on a full release of my game I will not be sharing my source code, but I understand what you mean

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that's a good idea! The actual repo is in a private gitlab, but I've mirrored it to github here: https://github.com/tducasse/the-giraffe-game

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There's a link to the source code on my game's main page. 

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I have code for the player controller I used on my itch page. Along with a few other designs you might find useful, all for free and totally open.

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Here is mine: https://github.com/pompyproductions/size-matters

I posted this on the game’s devlog as well, but I just wanted to say it here too: I’ll keep updating until we have a fully functional playable game.

You can check the source code also for hints about what I was trying to implement :))

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Cool idea to share the source code! Very in the spirit of Godot. https://github.com/jakeonaut/go-godot-jam .. It got quite messy during the length of the jam..

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So, do I just dump my project folder to github or what? xD

I'm new to all of this. 

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Sure, you can use Github if you use git for source control and like to host your code there (personally, I don’t). Or you could do something as simple as sharing a folder with your source code.