Area of Effect Godot 2d Tutorial | The Combat Series #5

Learn how to make skills with Area of Effect Godot 2d Tutorial, and switch between single target and AOE skills during gameplay!

Timestamps:
0:53 The need to Define Different Scenes
1:55 Creating the Scene
6:20 Adding the Animation
7:47 Preparing the Code to Handle Several Skill Scenes (Renaming)
11:51 Creating a Skill State Machine
19:02 Adding the New Skill to the Skillbar
20:51 Coding the mechanics of the AOE skill scene

In this Godot 2d Tutorial you will learn how to implement Area of Effect into your game. How to make an Area of Effect skill scene, how to code the hit detection with all get overlapping bodies function of the Godot Area2D node, and apply the AOE damage. Also, we will be adding this AOE skill on top of the existing code of this tutorial series. Weaving the AOE into the existing single target skills with a state machine.

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