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This tutorial focuses on adding multiple classes, fetching nodes from the scene tree, and working with basic Godot signals.
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This PR introduces two new tutorials for the SwiftGodot project: Your First Extension, and Writing Multiple Scripts. These two tutorials show the basic process of creating a Swift package, adding SwiftGodot, and using it to build a GDExtension. Developers will use a starter template to get a player character to move side to side in an infinite runner.
Note that tutorials for advanced topics such as registering signals, properties, and methods have not been included yet; I plan to add these in the future once the processes for these topics become more streamlined.
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The landing page/table of contents for the SwiftGodot tutorial.
The top of the tutorial page, "Your First Extension".
A section of the "Writing Multiple Scripts" tutorial, which shows a preview image and source code.