Emulator-style pixel upscaling algorithm. Ported from the SameBoy to Godot 3+. Works similarly to hqx at arbitrary precision.
Plugin that allows connections to Twitch Chat using IRC. Comes with example scene in the form of an editor dock.
Makes it easy to use an alternate form of window scaling that better preserves the apparent pixel sizing.Includes a bilinear filtering shader and a scene that uses it for window scaling. This prevents variations in pixel sizes at resolutions that can't be divided perfectly, while keeping pixels well defined. Especially useful for pixel art games.
A small addon that generates 3d mazes using a depth-first search algorithm. It can exclude user-defined zones from generation and suggest locations for items (doors, keys, chests...).
OpenHMD GDNative driver for Godot.Windows build only at the moment, Mac and Linux builds will follow soon.
This addon allows the rendering of "3D images" enabling volumetric effects.Version history:- 1.3: Moved the volume generator to the editor.- 1.2: Added dithering and blending modes.- 1.0: Initial release.
This is a water shader with optional chromatic aberration, it has some options to tweak like tilling (To adjust waves scale), Murky ramp (To make it more or less "cloudy"), water tint colors (To make muddy water o caribean like), etc. It problably needs some optimization or has some bugs (since is one of my first incursions in shader coding) so please you are welcome to post issues or improvements.Only works on Godot 3.x, with GLES 3 backend for now.
A "3D pixel-perfect outline" shader for Godot 3.
Contains shaders for* Julia fractal* Mandelbrot fractal* Sierpinski carpetRead description on Github to see how to set it on ColorRect
This tool will help make a first person controller(used in FPS games) from scratch. Install it. Just drag the ToBeDropped.tscn file to your scene and that's it. If you already have a camera in your scene, you may need to delete it.
This is an addon that adds jigglebones to Godot 3.0. If you don't know what that is: jigglebones are bones that jiggle when the skeleton moves. They are used for procedural animation, so you can move only the important parts of the skeleton and the little bits will automatically jiggle with it. You can also drag the jigglebones in the editor and fiddle around with them.See the GitHub page for a detailed guide on how to use it in your project:https://github.com/Bauxitedev/godot-jigglebones/blob/master/README.md
Simple Gizmo that allows you to easily transform bones in the editor so you can do animations in Godot.