A little project maker for the Godot World Workshop. Lay out a 2D scene on a grid, tick the GDScript you want, read a broken Output log and choose the fix, then download a real Godot project you can open in the free Godot engine on any computer.
project.godot, a scene and your GDScript. Your work saves automatically.Pick an object below, then click squares on the grid to place it. Put the Player where you start and a Goal at the end. Click a square again, or use the eraser, to remove it.
Each object becomes a node in your scene. The mini map below is a bird's eye view of where they sit in the game.
A script is GDScript that Godot runs for you. Tick the ones you want and the Studio writes the code. Start with Player move so you can move, and Coin collect so collecting does something.
Each ticked script becomes a .gd file in your project's Scripts folder.
This is the top of your scene file, Main.tscn. Every object becomes a node.
A Godot project opens cleanly if all of these are true. The Studio fills most of them in for you.
project.godot tells Godot this folder is a project and which scene to run.
Main.tscn is your scene: nodes with positions, colours and shapes.
.gd scripts live in the Scripts folder. A script is attached to a node.
Open it: Godot > Import > pick project.godot, then press F5 to run.
Click the red line, then choose the fix. Plain lines are normal.
This bundles everything into a zip: project.godot, Main.tscn and every script. Open Godot, choose Import, and pick project.godot.