THE TIM CINEMATIC UNIVERSE
I curated this section chock full of resources that you could use to better your skills as a game developer
The official developer documentation for learning all things Godot and GDScript. Godot is my personal favorite engine at the moment, so of course, I am biased to encourage you to check it out. it's super community friendly.
Beginner-friendly lessons and pathways for learning Unity, C#, the animation system, and all that hubbalajazz. While unity is kind of frowned upon these days, it's the first engine I was taught in, and I think it's a nice engine to start with if you have the same interest in game development like I did.
A game development channel with beginner-friendly tutorial videos on some engines and their programming basics. Highly recommend, incredibly helpful.
A popular FREE platform for uploading, sharing, and of course, selling. Highly recommend starting here if you plan on getting into publishing your games. great resource for finding game jams, and other user-created projects!
A community-driven library of sprites, tilesets, music, sound effects, textures, and other assets that you may use.
A FREE sound library where developers can find FREE sounds to use in their creative projects.
I curated this section chock full of resources that you could use to better your skills as a digital musician
The official FL Studio manual for learning the DAW and various other little music things. I use FL Studio, hence why I am putting it here. I feel like even if you don't understand music, you should give it a try. there's a free trial! It's LITERALLY free! if you don't like it, you can just stop using it!
I'll say it again: A FREE sound library that's great for finding samples and little sounds
I curated this section chock full of resources that you could use to better your assets (I am a terrible artist!)
I literally can not recommend you a greater pixel-art application. At twenty bucks, this is worth every penny.
This is a FREE video editing software and I love it to DEATH, this is actively what I use.
A resource hub for pixel artists with color palettes, tutorials, tools, and inspiration that could help a lot if you're in a bind.
An industry friendly color palette generator. color theory is hard, and this? is not so hard.
A browser-based image editor that is useful for quick graphics or thumbnails
A browser-based image editor that I use more than photopea (I prefer this one)
This section will help to better unite us as creators
My personal community discord! I'm only pushing it so hard because I'm TRYING to build a community and I would LIKE you to be a part of it.