Boost your Godot level design workflow with Godot Asset Placer — a free and open-source Godot Engine plugin that lets you easily manage, organize, and place assets into your 3D scenes. Key Features: Fast one-click asset placement in Godot Assets can be organized and filtered with collections In-Editor Update support Open-source & free to use (MIT License) Simple workflow for level design and prototyping

A simple, flexible addon for godot that implements in-app notifications (cross-platform).

An Easy to use a very flexible vehicle system for making vehicles in godot which includes settings like Manual/Automatic Gearbox, Nitrous, Tire Puncture, Vehicle body and performance modifications. But also including some additional features like Minimap, Vehicle AI and Traffic System for your game needs!

Scalable Vector Shapes 2D lets you do 3 things: - Draw seamless vector shapes using a Path Editor inspired by the awesome Inkscape - Animate curves of your vector shapes (useful for faces, whips, dents in cans) - Import .svg files as seamless vector shapes in stead of as raster images

Generates a ground-projected shadow polygon based on collision points detected by several rays.

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A Simple FSM implementation in C# for Godot Games

A Godot interface for communication with the Wii remote and its accessories, powered by Wiiuse.

A simple Top Down Twin Stick Shooter template. The Test scene works best using a gamepad but can also work with WASD and Mouse.

A plugin that allows you to make Android like toast on all platforms

A 2D grid based movement system based on TileMap node.

With this shader, you can color in images (or swap the palette) to look like they are displayed on a GameBoy. This means, the pixels behind the filter are being converted to a 2-bit color palette. You can set the color palette inside a new ShaderMaterial. This is a variant of Ivan Skodje's Godot Gameboy Shaders(https://github.com/ivanskodje-godotengine/godot-gameboy-shaders). The code for the shader was updated to Godot v3.1.1. If you need more info on usage, please read the readme at: https:...

An example that creates single-pixel outlines around selective 3d geometry. This implementation uses viewport rendering to produce an image of geometry added to a specific cull mask layer. This viewport texture is then applied with a shader on a screen filling quad to produce a single pixel-perfect outline. Nodes within the scene are commented with useful information about how the setup works.

This plugin adds a singleton named NodeFinder to the editor. It comes with a set functions that will allow you to easily reach nodes within your scene either by registering them into the singleton or simply using their name, rather than going through the hassle of using get_node which can break if you change the hierarchy.

a drag and drop demo made with Godot

Starting the editor will resize to the size you had it in your previous session.