To create a dungeon data, add DungeonGenerator.gd to Node. Call do_generation function. It will create a bunch of rooms and corridors.See, DGDriver.gd for how I implement it.Known Issues:- Data for Corridors colliding with rooms. If you are using auto-tile, this is not a big problem. Will fix it when I have time.
GNative plugin for performing HMAC authentication.
# godot-splitscreenThis addon provides the boilerplate for a standard 1-4 player splitscreen viewport setup. It can add/remove players on-the-fly and responds to changes in window size.Made for Godot 3.1## UsageFirst, instance `res://addons/organicpencil.splitscreen/splitscreen.tscn` somewhere in the tree. Set desired `border_width` and `vertical`.And then...```gdscript# Add a player. Possible values 0 - 3. Returns a TextureRect with some extra goodies attachedvar render = $Splitscreen.add_player(0)# Assign a camera to the viewportvar cam = Camera.new() # Probably want to store a ref to this camera so you can move it laterrender.viewport.add_child(cam)# Add your HUDvar hud = preload("res://path/to/my_hud.tscn").instance()render.add_child(hud)# Player 2render = $Splitscreen.add_player(1)...```Cleaning up when a player leaves:```gdscript$Splitscreen.remove_player(0)```The viewport can be moved to a different parent if you need to change worlds```gdscriptvar viewport = $Splitscreen.get_player(0).viewportviewport.get_parent().remove_child(viewport)my_other_world.add_child(viewport)```Random notes:- The borders aren't actually drawn, so you can just throw whatever behind it to change the color.- You may want to change the settings in `addons/organicpencil.splitscreen/player_viewport.tscn`, depending on your project.
