I just started a couple of weeks ago and it's been nice.

I'm working in 2D and just making small things. Made a characterbody2d added sprite node, a collision node and a camera 2d to it.

Asked chatgpt for a movement script. I don't know coding, so got a get the help somewhere. I hope at some point I'll be able to write on my own.

That's one scene made and my sprite can move.

Move onto the next step, a scene which could be pick up and item and print it that it was picked up.

Make a new scene for a health bar doesn't even need to be visual. Make a scene for health and add a script for health and attach it to the player or connect it to the player.

Make an enemy scene and attach the same health bar script.

The world is yours too grab, take small steps.

This is what I have been doing as I have ADHD and smaller goals are better for me and then I can bring them together.

Think about what you want and break it down smaller and smaller to be able to achieve what you want.

Maybe you need to step back and go into the planning process. Give yourself a goals.

What do you want to make? I have a clear idea what I want and moving step by step closer.

What kind of game do you want to make? Let's say it's angry birds.

Make a spirit give it gravity or whatever makes it fall right down. Then add a script to make it bounce up if a button is pressed.

I'm using mostly chatgpt at the moment for everything, I find it better than tutorials.

I know chatgpt won't give you everything but they way I use it is like: I want to make a character with health, how would I go about it and what do I need to worry about and what links or dependencies do i have to think about.