RPG Godot Port

GameDev.tv has an awesome course series on developing an action RPG, split into four parts.

Currently I like Godot more than I like Unity. So I have started to transfer the RPG project to Godot.
I have reached a state where the in-game features from the first course (Core Combat) are pretty much there, as you can see in the preview video. This is solely gameplay content.

Big thanks to:

• The inspirational people from GameDev.tv, in particular Rick and Sam for the RPG course, and Bram and Kaan for the Godot courses.
• flemo-interactive.com for the Synty-to-Godot tutorials.
• The people behind the Godot engine and its documentation.
• JetBrains for the awesome Rider IDE.

There is no downloadable version yet - I still have a few issues to resolve before that. E.g.:

• The combination of navigation and character movement is still a bit wonky at times.
• I need to check out a terrain system for Godot. Consequently, not too much polish is applied yet.
• A replacement for Cinemachine is missing; I have a WIP on a basic one that might suffice when done.
• Using different animations for now - animation retargeting to be applied to the original ones.
• As in the original Untiy Core Combat prototype, a few features are only placeholders for bigger systems in later courses, and thus designed for now as they are.

And then it's time to tackle the remainig three courses: 

• Inventory
• Dialogue and Quests
• Shops and Abilities

Followed by extensions and content expansion...

Third-party assets in the preview video:

• Music: Copyright 2022, GameDev.tv
• Godot Engine Logo: Copyright (c) 2017 Andrea Calabró
• Animations from Mixamo
• A few models from purchased Synty Polygon packs
• Other third-party assets provided by GameDev.tv

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