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atlassian has some great getting started guides for git cli https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/setting-up-a-repository

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github is very good for version control(rolling back changes if you made an oopsie, basically push your stuff before making anything you would consider a "breaking change", it also let's you work fast and break things.), I would use github desktop if you are on windows(it simplifies the whole process with a gui). If  you are on linux you could go for something like lazygit or just learn the git cli commands (the ones I recommend are push,pull,commit,add,init with these you can do most things until you get to like branch merging n stuff) this is a one person jam so I doubt you will need more than that

Godot and phantom camera, just getting used to the engine, I have a couple goals of what success looks like

a) whatever game I make uses inheritance.

b) I want shmoovement.

that's about it idc if the game is 2d or 3d or what.

gothic architecture?

we would love to take you if you don't have a team

we are a group of 3 programmers and an artist and would love another voice on the team.

if you want to look into us further here's my discord budtard#5023

just added you bro

welcome to the team

yo since we are a bit late doing this jam we have decided to work on the github game off jam if you are willing to work on that with us im happy to have you 

looking forward to your reply.

ok rad do you have a discord account here's mine budtard#5023

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I know its a bit late into submission time but if anyone needs a programmer heres my pastebin if you need to vet me haha. https://pastebin.com/u/jamieTheCoder
edit: i'm familiar with c# and unity no other game engine but I am open to learning.
I've written more code than this and have been messing around with projects for years you can check my profile for games I've worked on.

any suggestions do you use unity and if so what would you do differently control wise

art was done by skitkin his channel here(https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn5tS1MqIMqqSf3_rCfZosg)
Endur07 did the music
and I did the coding

LOVED this game

very nostalgic 5s across the board