Easily set up both hurtboxes and hitboxes for any type of 2D game.To use just add the combat collider node to a scene, I suggest under the sprite for better organization, and then use the buttons to modify the colliders. Then to actually make it so that works with the animation use the Animation's call method line to call the start(), end(), and next frame functions of the colliders.For hurtboxes click the Is hitbox button twice to initialize it to the correct color and layer. This uses both layers 2 and 3 for player and enemies respectively.This addon also allows for custom resources to be used to add to hitboxes that can be called with a signal such that when a hurtbox collides with a hitbox the damage and the extra resources get passed onto the signal
An EffectBus node manages object pools of AnimatedSprite2D-based effects for performance optimization.The best use case of an EffectBus node is to pool hundreds (or even thousands) of AnimatedSprite2D flipbook effects in a scene where the effects can to be y-sorted, unlike using a regular particle system.
2D Top-down world generationAllows you to create smooth and high-quality landscapes, supports the creation of objects (scenes) on them depending on the height.High performance even with a large world size
Provides a radial menu control node for Godot Engine 4.3 (aka a "pie menu") with support for submenus. It supports keyboard, mouse and gamepad input. The look of the control is highly configurable using exported properties and themes.There is a live demo at https://www.phar.ch/2024/godot-radial-menu-demo/RadialMenu.html
A simple Godot editor plugin that allows to modify only anchors and grow-direction without change current rect of controls.
Cutout animation helps a lot keeping the generation of images needed into a reasonable amount. Instead on making one sprite for each frame we can make a set of parts of the sprite and animate them in batchs. It's very easy if the animation only goes two ways, but when making animations for more axis we need a new set for every direction, and changing them in the editor gets very complicated.This plugin helps in maintaining a set of images for each direction or action and helping changing them in batchs via editor panels at the bottom and helper functions in the nodes with the images.This video shows how to use the Godot Cutout Helper plugin.
This is an addon for the Godot Engine for importing files (.tmx, .tmj) created by the Tiled Map Editor (http://mapeditor.org).Most if not all Tiled features are supported:- all kinds of layers- all kinds of objects- all map orientations- visibility, opacity, tint, offsets, probability- tile flips & rotation, collisions, animations, custom data - parallaxes- templates- custom propertiesBy setting class entry / custom properties on tiled objects the scene created by the importer can be largely customized.INSTALLATION: The 'Download' button downloads the newest GDScript addon version.For other versions (e.g. C# or runtime) or further info please press 'View files' which opens the project Readme where embedded links can be found in the Installation chapter.Change log and Reference documentation can also be found there.
Adds a node that allows to add sprite stacking to your game
Godot Plugin for a touchscreen optimized camera control system for common 2D top-down strategy games. (Works also with mouse when "Emulate Touch with Mouse" is enabled)
A replacement for Godot 4's TileMapLayer terrain system that allows for simpler, more flexible rules. It covers all features of Godot 3's autotiles, along with big improvements on Godot 4's rule system, and has a straightforward API for applying and updating terrains from code.
A plugin for flash animation, The plugin can bring Flash animations into Godot.
Card Framework is a lightweight, extensible toolkit for creating 2D card games in the Godot Engine. Whether you're building a classic Solitaire, a TCG (Trading Card Game), or a deck-building roguelike, the Card Framework provides flexible card handling and UI structures to speed up development. Use this framework as a starting point for card-based gameplay in any 2D project.
