Lemonate Game Engine Tutorial #09 | Build your first game [Beginner Course] | Custom Fonts
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In this series, we’ll show you how to create your first 3D game using the Lemonate Game Engine – a powerful, browser-based tool for game development with real-time editing and Lua scripting.
You'll learn the basics of Lemonate, explore the user interface, and start writing your own scripts to bring your game to life.
Perfect for beginners and anyone looking to build games quickly without downloads or compile time.
► What is Lemonate?
Lemonate is a cloud-based 3D game engine that runs directly in your browser – no install, no compile time.
► Core Features:
Quick Start: Build games in seconds, right in your browser
Real-time Editing: See changes instantly – no builds, no delays
Lua Scripting: Powerful, beginner-friendly scripting language
Physics Engine: Gravity, collisions, movement – built-in
Asset Management: Organized folder structure and easy imports
Export Options: Publish to web, desktop, and mobile
Cloud Storage: 1 GB free – access your projects from any device
Remix & Share: Use community assets or remix existing games
Built-in Debugging: Find and fix issues faster
Community: Get feedback and support on our Discord
Pricing: 1 GB is free forever, then Pricing starts at 9.99 EUR/month
Lemonate is developed in Europe, ensuring strong data protection.
Any questions or suggestions? Let us know in the comments!
► Lemonate Game Engine: https://lemonate.io/
► Discord: / discord
00:00 Intro
00:11 Current Font Setup
00:48 Changing Fonts
02:19 Why Custom Fonts?
03:23 Import Custom Fonts
03:54 Add Font to Project
04:10 Adjust Script / Add Font to Game
04:43 Testing the Game
04:50 Outro
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