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The Godot documentation is the fruits of the labor of hundreds of people working together. How do we ensure the highest possible level of quality, while making it easy for anyone to contribute? Find out in this article.
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Godot's Node and Scene system gives you both power and flexibility to create anything.
Keep your code modular with an object-oriented API using Godot's own GDScript, C#, C++, or bring your own using GDExtension.
Make crisp and performant 2D games with Godot's dedicated 2D rendering engine with real 2D pixel coordinates and 2D nodes.
Godot's 3D nodes give you everything you need to build, animate, and render your 3D worlds and characters.
Deploy your game on desktop, mobile, and the web in seconds. Godot even supports consoles through third party publishers.
Truly open development: anyone who contributes to Godot benefits equally from others’ contributions.
Join the community and help create a game engine that belongs to everybody.
If you know how to code, you can help by fixing bugs and working with engine contributors towards the implementation of new features.
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Documentation quality is essential in a game engine; help make it better by updating the API reference, writing new guides or submitting corrections.
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Found a problem with the engine? Don't forget to report it so that developers can track it down.
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To donate as an individual, you can do so through the Godot Engine development fund.