Battle scene for a game similar to The Battle Cats

Help Programming
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Godot Version

4.5

Question

I am trying to make a game similar to The Battle Cats. I know something about programming, but i don’t know how to make the battle scene. The scene needs:
1 player and enemy unit
Player and enemy base
Win/lose condition
6 buttons to spawn player units (they have to be able to spawn any unit after configuring loadout(for later, because the game is a roguelike))
The base spawning enemy unit
The whole thing (base spawning enemy units) has to be configurable for later levels

Yes, this is a LOT, but this is the game I want to make.
Any help will be apprieciated.

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We can help you by giving an idea of how to do it.

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What do you mean by “we”

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The forum users.

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Just watched a little gameplay,
So you wanna make a tower defense kind of game?

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First of all, I need a player/enemy units. I (kind of) have an idea, but the problem is with the code.
(Also yes)

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By unit do you mean base characters?
Like a base enemy where you can add different ability, health, visuals etc?

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Yes, that’s what I thought about

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Hmmm,then have you made any games in godot before?

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What specifically you don’t know about it?

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I have made some werid projects, but nothing completed

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Also I firstly don’t know, how to make unit movement and attack

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Then would be easy!
First you have to make a player that can like shoot bullets/shoot smoke or whatever(I saw in the game) then make sure it can kill an enemy.
Let’s start by making a character :

Can you say will be the character controllable or not?

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The player unit will not be controllable and will move right. And enemy units will move right

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Okay,
Do you know how to do it?
If not then I will say follow this doc!

It will make you comfy with the development process!
And as @normalized said what part of thing you don’t know about making the level?

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The things I listed in this post

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Those are quite general. You’re practically asking how to make the whole game. How do you expect people respond to such a broad question? As @Frozen_Fried suggested, go through the introductory tutorial in the official docs to familiarize yourself with key engine concepts and functionalities and then apply them to your specific problems.

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I would say you should first complete this tutorial

The same tutorial I watched : )

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I’d still vote for the one in the docs because of its simplicity.

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That makes sense