This addon adds a container, that can have multiple tabs, which the user can change by swiping left or right on the screen. It is based on the ScrollContainer node.Getting Started:• Download the addon and place it into your project directory, either manually, or through the Asset Store• Activate it in the Project Settings ("Plugins" tab)• Add a BetterTabContainer node to a scene. It is recommended that it is either set to full rect or has a "Fill" horizontal size flag• Add multiple nodes to it. Each child node counts as a separate tab, it can be any type of Control node. Please ignore the "ScrollContainer can only have one node" warning, I am actively trying to get rid of it• Done!Customizing the Node:• You can set the "Current Tab" property in the inspector. By default, it is set to 0, meaning the first tab is active on start• You can connect the "tab_switched" signal to another node to detect when it's changed• If you want to change the tab through code (for example, if you have a list of tab buttons next to the container), you can call the switch_tab(tab) method• You might also want to hide the horizontal scroll bar, as it does nothing• If you want to be able to swipe on tabs, make sure to set all of the children containers' mouse filter to "Pass", so it detects input
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The Rotor is a node making its children rotate with different useful properties. Very useful to design levels with objects moving in circle.Features include:1. Keeping the child's rotation when the parent rotates.2. Rotations can be 360° but also more/less3. Once it rotates the amount you choose, it can either loop back from the start or start rotating backward.4. Choose the number of rotations.5. You can enable the Rotor's effect on nodes that aren't its children or disable it on some of its children.6. Can flip (horizontal/vertical) nodes past a certain angle.7. Rotation can be standard or use tweensIt comes with a showcase scene where you can see all the properties in action and also full documenation which you can read here : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y2aPsn72dOxQ-wBNGqLlQvrw9-SV_z12a1MradBglF4/edit?usp=sharing
Rotor Node 
For Godot 4
The Rotor is a node making its child rotate with different useful properties. Like keeping the child's rotation, rotating back and forth between 2 angles and more.
It comes with a showcase scene where you can see all the properties in action.

Features include:
- Keeping the child's rotation when the parent rotates.
- Rotations can be 360° but also more/less
- Once it rotates the amount you choose, it can either loop back from the start or start rotating backward.
- Choose the number of rotations.
- You can enable the Rotor's effect on nodes that aren't its children or disable it on some of its children.
- Can flip (horizontal/vertical) nodes past a certain angle.
- Rotation can be standard or using tweens
Full documentation can be found here : Documentation
The Rotor is a node making its children rotate with different useful properties. Very useful to design levels with objects moving in circle. Features include: 1. Keeping the child's rotation when the parent rotates. 2. Rotations can be 360° but also more/less 3. Once it rotates the amount you choose, it can either loop back from the start or start rotating backward. 4. Choose the number of rotations. 5. You can enable the Rotor's effect on nodes that aren't its children or disable it on some of its children. 6. Can flip (horizontal/vertical) nodes past a certain angle. 7. Rotation can be standard or use tweens It comes with a showcase scene where you can see all the properties in action and also full documenation which you can read here : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y2aPsn72dOxQ-wBNGqLlQvrw9-SV_z12a1MradBglF4/edit?usp=sharing
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Quick Information
The Rotor is a node making its children rotate with different useful properties. Very useful to design levels with objects moving in circle.Features include:1. Keeping the child's rotation when the parent rotates.2. Rotations can be 360° but also more/less3. Once it rotates the amount you choose, it can either loop back from the start or start rotating backward.4. Choose the number of rotations.5. You can enable the Rotor's effect on nodes that aren't its children or disable it on some of its children.6. Can flip (horizontal/vertical) nodes past a certain angle.7. Rotation can be standard or use tweensIt comes with a showcase scene where you can see all the properties in action and also full documenation which you can read here : https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y2aPsn72dOxQ-wBNGqLlQvrw9-SV_z12a1MradBglF4/edit?usp=sharing