Download Godot Make an Inventory System and UI - Game User Interfaces Masterclass

What you would learn in Godot Make an Inventory System and UI - Game User Interfaces Masterclass course?

This game development course includes video files of 98 bytes, comprising a total of 10-hours of content. Learn how to utilize Godot's Editor and Godot Engine Editor and Engine to design an inventory System and an Inventory UI (User Interface) that is entirely dynamic and includes objects that can be scripted and an integrated database of items (using Godot's Resource Library). The inventory system supports various categories of items and category groups and endless scrolling grids that can be equipped with slots (for example, the primary hand, offhand) and many more.

The system of Inventory you're creating is modeled on Zelda's Breath of the Wild screen of Inventory and can be implemented for RPG, FPS, Adventure Point-and-Click, Adventure, and other games, really any game where the player can purchase and keep an inventory of the items they have in various categories.

This is a masterclass about the creation of User Interfaces and Custom Systems and custom Dynamic Data as well as Dynamic Interfaces by using Godot. This is not only about data but also an entire masterclass on Godot's resource system.

This course provides you with the necessary knowledge and power to create responsive user interfaces using Godot; you will learn to create Dynamic Systems that use Dynamic Data with Your own Data Model and scriptable objects.

Additionally, you will discover how to build custom extended and extensible Godot's GameObjects and Components using custom Nodes, Scenes, and Scripts. Learn how to design custom Godot resources and mix and match static and dynamic data.

In a single sentence:

You will discover everything you can about building complicated User Interfaces with Godot starting by starting from scratch, as well in creating code and adding functions to these interfaces, resulting in highly dynamic UI components and screens.

(Almost) Everything that you'll learn:

Godot nodes as well as Scenes fundamentals. Learn about Godot's GameObjects and Components in detail.
Godot Control nodes and UI fundamentals like margins and anchors. Layouts, responsive layouts, aspect ratios, and much more
How to comprehend Godot's Container Nodes Automated Size Flags and UI Placement.
How do you create big User Interface screens using Godot that also respond to various screen sizes and aspect ratios?
How do you create your custom UI widgets? extend and then inherit these (custom Control Scenes and Nodes)
How do you create the endless scrolling container as well as grids of items, how to divide it into pages, and how to animate it dynamically?
How do you structure your Data Model for an equipment and inventory system by categorizing items and forming groups of categories such as listing one-handed weapons and Two-Handed Weapons in the category of Weapons and preserving the Two-Handed and One-Handed categories?
How can I have many pages of products in the same category?
How do you create a User Interface that utilizes both static and dynamic data?
How do I make Slots for Equippable Items to create configurable groups of items and display the items within these slots?
How do I display item and equipment features?
How do you build and expand custom scriptable Objects (Custom Godot's Resource) with different attributes for equipment and objects
Godot's language for scripting, GDScript, including the Observer pattern, the GDScript Signals in more detail, along with an example Traffic Light project
How to write your own custom GDScript Signals Connect to them and emit them.
User interface with advanced features code using GDScript
How do you handle and connect One-Handed and Two-Handed items while also automatically releasing items when both hands are present
How do you create pickable products, then and then dynamically include them in your Inventory and display them on the inventory screen, under the correct category?

Course Content:

1. Godot inventory UI and the Inventory System Course Trailer
2. 01001 Installation, Project, and Setting Up
3. 01 02 Godot Editor Interface
4. 01 03 Editor Settings
5. 01 04 Scenes and Nodes
6. 01 025 Controls, Anchors and Controls Layouts and Margins
7. 02 01 Introduction
8. 02 002 - UIInventory is launched. Scene
9. 02 03 Container Control Nodes
10. 02 004 Placing an HBoxContainer
11. 02005 understanding Anchors and Margins
12. 02 06 Adding the Items and Information Columns
13. 02 07 Category Header, and Grid
14. 02 018 Category Button Scene
15. 02 03
16. 02 010 Inventory Grid Items
17. 02 011 Reusable Button Frame Scene
18. 02 012 Item from Inventory Button Scene
19. 02 013 aligning navigation Arrows
20. 02 014 Designing the Item Information Box
21. 02 015 Rich Labels for the Product Description
22. 02 016 Custom Theme for UI
23. 02 017 Equipment and Item Status Labels Icons
24. 02 018 Understanding Size Flags
25. 02 019 Documentation Within Godot
26. 02 020 Equipment Slots as well as Complex User Interface Positioning
27. 02 021 UI for any screen size and keep the Aspect Ratio
28. 02 022 Context Menu as well as Setting Button Skinning
29. 02 023 Placement of the Context Menu
30. 02 024 Understanding UI Scrolling in Godot
31. 02 025 Adding the ScrollContainer on the Scroll Inventory Items
32. 02 026 Customizing and hiding the Scroll Bars
33. 02 027 Full-screen Inventory and Header of Title
34. 03 028 Gold Counter
35. 02 029 Character Level Progression Bar
36. 01 030 Footer of Inventory and the Close Button
37. 02 031 Importing the Game Sample and Tilemap Scene
38. 03001 Introduction in GDScript for Programmers
39. 03 02 Signals, Coroutines, and Event-Based Programming
40. 03003 Construction a Traffic Light with Godot to learn about all aspects of GDScript.
41. 04 01 Resources
42. 04002 Resource as scriptable objects
43. 04 003 What is the reason you should create custom Resources and scriptable objects
44. 04004 Code EntityItem and our first custom Resource
45. 04 005 Creating Additional Item Resources
46. 04006 EntityPlayer as well as Player Resource
47. 04007 Game State with Singletons and Preloading Resources
48. 04 008 Instantiating custom resources Shared and Unique Resources
49. 04 009 Inventory that includes Unique Item References and Instances
50. 04 010 Multiple Category Items within One Display with Categories
51. 04 011 Importing the Sample Database and Creating a Big Inventory
52. 04 012 Dynamically loading resources from the Directory
53. 04 013 Indexing items for Category
54. 04 014 Counting Item From multiple Categories
55. 05 011 Planned for Pagination -based Scrolling (Infinite Scrolling)
56. 05 002 - Beginning the Rolling
57. 5 023 Instantiating Grid Buttons Inventory Items
58. 05 034 assigning EntityItem as well as Item Sprites as Buttons within the Grid
59. 5 005 Splitting Items within different Grid Pages
60. 5 006 Calculating Page Size and the number of pages
61. 05 007 Scrolling Left and right by jumping to Pages
62. 05 08 Hiding Navigation Buttons in the Last and First Pages
63. 5 009 Basic Scrolling Animation Using an Animation Player
64. 03 010 Programming Scroll Forward
65. The 05 011 code for the Scroll Backwards Animation
66. 05 012 - Updating Navigation Params once the Animation Ends
67. 05 013 Splitting Items into Categories with Dynamic Grids for each Category
68. 2005 014 Code Hack to Fix the Scroll Animation issue
69. 06001 Instantiating Categories Buttons
70. 06 02 Assigning the icons of Categories to Buttons
71. 06 03 Retrieving References to Categories Display pages and Nodes
72. 06 004 Go to the Category Page
73. 0600 Category Button States with Highlighting Mouse Over
74. 0600 Active Category Displays
75. 06 Label with the Name of the Category in Active
76. 06008 label centering On Top of Active Category
77. 06 03 Category Label Movements with the Mouse
78. 07001 Item Button Mouse Hover Border
79. 07 02 Referring to information about the Nodes of the Info Box
80. 07 03 Attributing Item Properties to the Info Box
81. 07 04 07 004 Item Properties for Mouse Hover
82. 08001 AnimationPlayer and functions to highlight the Active Item Buttons
83. 08 002 Highlighting Items Buttons on Click
84. 08 003 Displaying the Context Menu
85. 08 04 The Data Model of Equipped Item
86. 08005 Base Equip as well Unequip Items Functions
87. 07 006 Custom-designed Signals to Handle Event Equips for Items
88. 08 07 Item Equipped Background
89. 8 008 Binding of an item to the context Menu
90. 08 009 Equip or Uninstall Items using the Context Menu
91. 08-010 Slots for Equipment having assigned Item Types
92. 08 011 Fixing the Unquip Slot Callback
93. 08 012 Displaying the Icon that is the Equipped Items
94. 08 013 Automatically Uninstall One Hand When Two-Handed Equipment is in place
95. 09 01 Adding New Items into The Inventory
96. 09 002 Reloading the Inventory Screen with New Items
97. 09 003 Hiding and Showing the Inventory Screen in The Game
98. 09 004 Stop The Game Once The Inventory is open
99. 09 005 Collectable Item Numbers In addition to the Inventory