I'm able to run the game but, have no clue how to fix the bugs that are happening. I've gone through all the finished scripts both sets, and cannot find any errors or differences that I didn't already fix in the coding. here are the bugs:

• ship and asteroid don't interact. At all.
• shot doesn't queue free after connecting with the asteroid.
• asteroids do not spawn and the one asteroid that is on screen does not move.
• explosion scene doesn't queue free after destroying the asteroid.
• score counter counts even after shot(s) leave the screen, but not at all when destroying the one
  asteroid. And explosion animation appears at the end of the screen where the shot exited the screen
  and also doesn't queue free.
• Appears to be only the top laser that effects the score counter.
• Holding space is infinite shoot. (not solid laser beam)
• counter doesn't count by +1 ( as the counter counts the shots leaving the screen, the counter will
  sometimes increase by a couple to several hundred points)

word "socre" can't displays normally after setting font hour5.ttf
it can displays numbers but can't displays English

error(3,50): Can't preload resource at path: res://scenes/shot.tscn

I've gone through all of the finished scripts for each of the scripts and the only place I see:
var shot_scene = preload("res://scenes/shot.tscn")
is in the player scripts, which is where I keep running into this error.

This book does not explain functions, methods, members, etc. or how to use them, or when, or why with any sort of context. At least not before Hour 5. There is an instancing "Try yourself" section, but using the shortcut button on the scene dock, not code.

I.e. The second paragraph on pg 83 . . . "We can get the shot scene with preload . . . "
Then why the error?

The third paragraph mentions to instance the the shot scene into the stage scene root using function
add_child, and using get_parent to get the stage scene's root. Then the paragraph says to set the position of the instance to the position of the ship, which is shown in listing 5.4 pg. 83. Until this point the book shows nothing of how to use those functions in code in order to instance scenes. Nor do we get to practice it and use it to know how it works. You could say that the exercise at the end of hour 4 does that, but again the only other examples up to that point are how to instance and add nodes(even child nodes) to a scene using the scene dock, and no examples on how to accomplish it using code. I could reference the finished scripts to see how it was done but how does that help me learn how to use these functions through context. In other words the book needs to better explain and show, "How", "When", "Where". and "Why", to use particular methods or members, etc. in order to create code and develop a game. I get that the scripts are available, but that's the problem with this book . . . it's a read along and copy. That does nothing to help learn. It offers and illusion. The illusion of the ability to develop a game. I'm usually not this long winded but I'm super frustrated right now because I've been working on this for the last 2.5 hours and am completely lost. All I can think to do now is copy and past all the finished scripts to see if the game actually works. On that note, the Dynamic Text file also doesn't work. Even if the Uppercase box is checked. I messed around with the size a bit, and the only part of the text that ever became visible was the colon in "SCORE: 0". Maybe you should make a video tutorial that goes with the book.

Hello I have buyed the kindle version of the book because I wanted to work with the editor and the book on the same machine but sadly the TRY IT YOURSELF sections does not render well on the cloud reader

This doesn't happend on the android app so I have bean working with my phone and the pc but this is not the experience I wanted to have in the first place.

Enjoying the book so far (hour 5) but if you can fix this problem I will enjoy it even more :)

I am new to Godot and I bought your book for a quick start.
And I am not disappointed. The book is clear and well structured. Thank you for that.

But I have a question. Running the Bloxorz game works fine inside the editor. But when I export the game to a Windows exe file the physics is gone. The block just continue to roll outside the tiles and never falls. Of course I did try this with your example code of Hour 17 on this site.

Exporting seems a straight forward process. Is there a way to find the cause (and solution) of this problem? Or can this be an issue of Godot?

I am using version Godot 3.0.6 on a 64 bits PC with Windows 10.

A warning for Number9 tile:

There is no script for explosion the explosion scene in the finished scripts. Nor does the book show you how to code a queue_free function and then connect the signals. On page 61, there is is a Try yourself that "describes" how to connect signals. But, how is one supposed to connect to something without a script or without knowing what to type in the "method in node" section of the connect to node dialogue box.

Hi i'm new here in github. Please can you fix the error in the Godot-Hour-17 which is the Bloxorz Clone because the problem is can't proceed to next level which is the level 1 is not working to proceed level 2. That's only problem.

Please asap!
Thank you and Godbless!