For Godot 4, it compares four different save methods. Note that these methods are not mutually exclusive, you can mix and match them. But this demo assumes that you're using them all separately.
Demo project for the Debug Menu add-on. The add-on's code is included in this asset.Usage:- Press F3 while the project is running. This cycles between no debug menu, a compact debug menu (only FPS and frametime visible) and a full debug menu.Find the Debug Menu add-on at: https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/1902
This is the ultimate touch joypad for Godot 4.Features:- Multi-touch supported: this joypad is coded in a way that it won't get interfered with other touch-related features in the game.- Signal-based control: by using the engine's signal, the code is very simple, reliable, and fast!- Area-based D-Pad control: the D-Pad uses an area specified by the button node to detect touch input instead of some calculations from the slowish user script. Therefore, the user can easily change the area to detect touch input from with thin the editor instead of having to change some complicated calculation in the script!- Muti-size D-Pad supported: the user can easily change the D-Pad to any size as it won't break the code.- Flexible D-Pad position: the user doesn't need the ultimate precision as the D-Pad will follow the user's thumb (in the limited area).- Auto D-Pad recenter: the D-Pad will automatically return to its default positon. The user can specify the default position in the editor, there's no need to change this in the code.- Visual Script: the code is written in Visual Script. Therefore, it's easy to read and understand the code if someone wants to modify it.
Minimal snake game sample made with C# for Godot 4.0+.
Scales the subviewport only by integersAvoids those nasty non-square pixels by only scaling the subviewport with whole numbers.CreditsBackground by ansimuzhttps://ansimuz.itch.io/cyberpunk-street-environment
A new demo project, showcasing dynamic level generation and endless arcade gameplay. The project is designed to demonstrate the use of procedural-level generation.In this exciting game, players take control of a star, dodging obstacles in a procedurally generated world. Creating endless and unpredictable levels that keep players engaged and challenged.In the realm of procedural level generation, there are several approaches to consider. I chose a grid-based (TileMap) approach, as it provided us with the flexibility and control we needed for generating our endless levels.
This is the 3D targeting system's demo project for Godot 4 game engine.This tool is based on 3D-Targeting-System-Ultimate for Godot 3.
Updated version of the Websocket Demo for 3.0
Demo project for the InterpolatedCamera3D add-on. The add-on's code is included in this asset.Find the InterpolatedCamera3D add-on at: https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/739
A tactical role-playing game demo for the Godot Engine
For Godot 4. Click to shoot out the grappling hook. When it reaches a body, it will pull the player towards it. If the player moves during that, the grapple will cancel.
A scene of an abandoned subway, possibly inhabited by squatters at some point.**This project uses .blend files. This means you must have blend file support enabled or else you will get dependency errors. If you are unsure how to do this, there is a how-to in the official documentation**
