godot_open_star_fighter VS jdungeon

I have a scene switcher node which started out being based on a doc page about background loading which has since changed, but I use it as an autoload which I call functions from. I have specific functions for transitioning to a level and another for returning to the main menu. You can take a look at the code here. I have done something very similar to this in all of my projects so far but this is the most recent iteration. I used to use signals too at the start but then swapped to making it an autoload with direct funtion calls so I don't have to mess around with connecting those signals.

I just dove into this the last few months working through a Udemy course on building a vampire survivors clone in Godot 4....highly recommend (here is the author talking about it https://youtu.be/Yd-sndQnWIo?si=yWU9WJ2roSVlMzDE). I was amazed by the tooling and had a blast doing it. I'm primarily a backend dev and this scratched a different itch. There appears to be some RTS courses but I can't vouch for them. I would find one that looks interesting and dive in. I typed out all the code and did the steps as he did and feel like I learned a ton. I am still looking to learn more about multiplayer in Godot 4, but I found a few YouTube videos and it doesn't look super complicated, especially if you are not concerned off the bar about cheaters. Additionally I have been following this project (Godot 4 MMO), the code is organized pretty well: https://jdungeon.org/ but very early in development

MenuButton: https://github.com/jonathaneeckhout/jdungeon/blob/main/scenes/ui/options_menu/language_menu.gd

You are free to join our open source MMO project https://github.com/jonathaneeckhout/jdungeon/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md

I am currently the main integrator of the opensource morpg JDungeon which is based on Godot. I am spending a lot of time on reviews which could easily be reduced by implementing some tests.