Watch Godot-Python quick guide Video Tutorial

0:00 Intro 1:02 Installing Godot-Python 2:30 Restarting Godot 3:25 Creating A Python Script 4:03 Creating a Function 5:00 Signal via Editor 7:00 Signals via Code 9:00 Node Functions 9:35 Node Attributes 10:22 Tkinter Module Test 12:00 Godot Webcam 18:00 Installing via PIP 19:27 No module named pip error 20:55 Wowee! It works Below is the webcam Script: from godot import exposed, export from godot import * import cv2 @exposed class FirstScene(Spatial): # member variables here, example: a = export(int) b = export(str, default='foo') def _ready(self): self.set_process(False) cv2.namedWindow("preview") self.vc = cv2.VideoCapture(0) print("hello") self.cam_open=False self.set_process(True) def _process(self, delta): if self.cam_open: cv2.imshow("preview", self.frame) self.rval, self.frame = self.vc.read() def _on_Button_pressed(self): if self.cam_open: self.cam_open = False self.vc.release() cv2.destroyWindow("preview") else: self.cam_open = True if self.vc.isOpened(): # try to get the first frame self.rval, self.frame = self.vc.read() This is the signal script: from godot import exposed, export from godot import * @exposed class Signals(Spatial): def _ready(self): button = self.get_node("Button") self.my_var=10 list=self.get_children() list[0].set_visible(False) list[0].visible=True button.connect("pressed", self, "button_pressed") def _process(self, delta): print(self.my_var) def button_pressed(self): print("You have pressed the Button")