See other user guidesIf you find a bug in the course, you can report it using the contact form.
We truly appreciate your reports and feedback, as they help us improve the course and website for everyone. Bugs, in particular, can occur only on specific computers or under specific conditions, so we rely on your reports to find and fix them.
When reporting a bug, please include as much information as possible. Here are two shortlists for reporting issues on the website and in the Godot course files. Note that these points are great to follow if you report bugs to any open-source project or website. They help the developers understand and fix the issue faster.
When reporting a bug on the website, please include:
If the report is about a typo, you can just copy and paste the sentence with the typo.
When reporting a bug in the Godot course files, please include the following:
Thank you for taking the time to look into how to report bugs! If you find any, we'll do our best to fix it.
Report a bug
Reporting issues on the website
- A link or reference to the page where the issue occurred. For example, "M4L2 in Learn 2D Gamedev From Zero with Godot 4" or the link https://school.gdquest.com/courses/learn_2d_gamedev_godot_4/to_space_and_beyond/autopilot.
- The browser and operating system you're using. For example, "I'm using Firefox 123 on Windows 11."
- A description of the issue and what you were doing when it happened.
- A list of steps to reproduce the bug.
Reporting issues in Godot
- The name of the module, lesson, and Godot project file where the bug occurred. For example, "M4L2: error in ship.gd in Learn 2D Gamedev From Zero with Godot 4."
- Your operating system (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android) and Godot version if you're not using the provided copy of Godot.
- The version number of the Godot course files, if applicable.
- A description of the bug and what you did when it happened.
- If you can, a list of steps to reproduce the bug. This is especially helpful for us in understanding and fixing the issue.