Making a good camera for a game is complicated and can get very convoluted, this addon provides a framework to help handle this complexity in a modular fashion, more precisely, it allows you to:-Define multiple behaviours for the camera that can be changed at runtime.-Automatically interpolate between these behaviours.-Keep track of what behaviour the camera should follow via a priority system.-Add extra effects like camera shake via modifiers, which work kind of like components in an ECS.DISCLAIMER: This addon was NOT made with performance in mind.This shouldn't be a problem since there's usually only 1 camera in a game at all times.
A game template replicating the SNES game "Earth Defense Force".This includes:- Player- Enemy- Shooting enemy- A wave system- Textures- Sound effects- Basic HUDIssues (use this one): https://codeberg.org/CatAClock/Issues
Very simple template to use as a starting point for a top-down action RPG. It works with keyboard, touch and gamepad input, and has a character with a few moves, an inventory system and a quest system.I created this for my students as a template for their final exam so everything is implemented in the simplest form possible. Take it as a starting point rather than a solid foundation. Live demo: https://redmagegames.com/elcaballerohueco/
See README.md for more details, and documentation on each tool object.## WHAT THIS TOOLKIT PROVIDES:- **Modules to work with hand poses:**- Create your own templates of hand poses as Resource, and use them for recognization.- Match tracked-hand pose to templates you created in realtime.- **Module for object picking:**- Defines where object can be picked and what hand pose allows picking.- Snapping object to hand when picked - Supports 3 pickup modes:+ *On pose change*: Change your hand pose to pick up object. Useful for grabbing gesture.+ *On touch*: The object gets picked up when touched+ *Ranged pickup*: Work like *On pose change*, but use Raycast. - A template for pickable objects. You can customize its behavior to fit your needs.## WHAT THIS TOOLKIT LACKS:- Pickup doesn't work with controllers. - Closest-object highlighting.- Good physics for hand.
A minimal C# Terrain heightmap editor for Godot engine.Key Features :Sculpt - Sculpt your terrain with a heightmap- Increase the terrain- Decrease the terrain- Smooth the terrain- Flattern the terrain- Set height (paint to a specific height)- Set angle (paint from a starting point with a specific angle)Paint textures - Add colors to your terrain with the textures painting tool- Normal map and roughness texture are supportedFoliage - Add foliage to your terrain (ex. Grass)- The foliage follows the main camera with a given maximum distancePacked scenes - Scatter packed scenes to the terrain- Multiple objects can be scattered with one brush- Random Y rotation is supported- The packed scenes will always follow the terrain- Live adjustment of the position while the terrain is sculptingWater - Add water to your terrain- The water will make the terrain go lower for the painted area- The packed scenes and the foliage will also get lower with the water- Support for custom shaderWater flow - Paint the direction of the waterSnow - Add thick snow to your terrain- The texture of the snow is configurable so it's easy to make something like sand- Support for custom shaderHole - Paint hole in the terrainMultiple brushes- Custom brushes are also availablePie menuShortcuts- The plugin has been made so it's really easy to use. A lot of shortcuts are available.- LShift - Reverse the tool. Usually, this option will go from "Add" to "Remove". For the sculpting option, this does the "Smooth" option.- V - Show the PieMenu for the current tool- B - Show the PieMenu for the current brush- N - Show the PieMenu for the current tool option (ex. While painting the textures, the PieMenu will show textures)- G - Show a quick select for the brush size- H - Show a quick select for the brush strength- K - Toggle "Auto add zones"- X - Lock on X axis- Z - Lock on Z axis- Shortcuts can be Re-Assigned. To Access them, Goto 'Project->Tools->TerraBrush Key bindings' to access the keymap, and ability to re-assign keys.Settings - Some settings are available in the "ProjectSettings->TerraBrush" (ex. The decal color)LOD - The terrain is created using a custom clipmap mesh so less vertices are needed.MultiZones - The terrain support creates multiple zones (or chunks or regions) to improve performances on bigger terrain.Heightmap based blending - Textures can be blended with heightmaps/bumpmaps with custom intensity.
Adds fast Loop and Catmull-Clark Subdivision to Godot.There are three options for importing:- SubdivMeshInstance3D: Ability to change subdivision level easily for each instance- ImporterMesh: Bake at import- BakedSubdivMesh: Bake at runtime (everytime you open the scene)Blendshapes, skeletons and surface override materials are fully supported in all three options.You can use these in the custom Subdivision section in any scene importer.Supported Platforms:Linux, Windows, Android
Plugin that allows to automatically assign materials to selected mesh files and create materials from selected textures, with automatic shader parameter assign.
This is the Godot 4 port of the Godot XR Tools library.This library contains a collection of handy components to quickly get started with XR projects.Documentation is provided here:https://godotvr.github.io/godot-xr-tools/
Sota is a framework for creation of structures made of discrete building blocks, e.g. terrains for turn-based games, honeycombs, etc. By using trivial objects like hexagon or pentagon and organizing them into combination it let you create aggregations like hexagonal grid of various shape, e.g rectangular or hexagonal, or polyhedron made of hexagons and 12 pentagons.https://sota.readthedocs.io/en/latest/content/getting_started/introduction.html
Template for new Godot games. It has a main menu, options menus, pause menu, credits, scene loader, extra tools, and an example game scene.Created in collaboration with members of the Godot Wild Jam community.For usage information, visit the following: https://github.com/Maaack/Godot-Game-Template/blob/main/README.md#usage
Godot 4 Main Menu TemplateThe default play scene features a movable white box controlled by Mouse.Perfect for prototyping or game jams, this template offers:-A straightforward start menu with Play, Options, and Quit buttons.-An uncomplicated options menu with three tabs:-Video: Fullscreen-Music: Master, Music, Sound Effects-A handy control testing scene (Simply hit Play in the start menu).For credits, refer to the GitHub repository.
This is an add-on for debug drawing in 3D and for some 2D overlays, which is written in C++ and can be used with GDScript.= Features =3D:* Arrow* Billboard opaque square* Box* Camera Frustum* Cylinder* Gizmo* Grid* Line* Line Path* Line with Arrow* Plane* Points* Position 3D (3 crossing axes)* SphereOverlay:* Text (with grouping and coloring)Precompiled for:* Windows* Linux (built on Ubuntu 22.04)* macOS (10.15+)* Android (5.0+)* iOS* Web (Firefox is supported by Godot 4.3+)This addon supports working with several World3D and different Viewports.There is also a no depth test mode and other settings that can be changed for each instance.This library supports double-precision builds, for more information, see the Documentation -> Double Precision.= Examples and documentation =During installation, you can unpack the "examples_dd3d" folder and examine its contents or go to the online documentation via 'Project - Tools - Debug Draw - Open the Documentation'. A list of all functions is available in the documentation inside the editor.!! Restart the editor after installation! !!
