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DisplayVector3D

An asset by peakgamestudio
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peakgamestudio
DisplayVector3D

A lightweight Godot 4.x addon to visualize 3D vectors directly in the editor or during runtime. Perfect for debugging player movement, AI steering, or physics directions.

Supported Engine Version
4.4
Version String
1.0.0
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
7 days ago
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A lightweight Godot 4.x addon to visualize 3D vectors directly in the editor or during runtime. Perfect for debugging player movement, AI steering, or physics directions.

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peakgamestudio
DisplayVector3D

A lightweight Godot 4.x addon to visualize 3D vectors directly in the editor or during runtime. Perfect for debugging player movement, AI steering, or physics directions.

Supported Engine Version
4.4
Version String
1.0.0
License Version
MIT
Support Level
community
Modified Date
7 days ago
Git URL
Link to Git URL
Issue URL
Link to Issues URL

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