Not for 4.0+! It is a plugin that you select the size of map you want (square map size only atm), and generate. Due to limitations in the editor, it will only generate up to about a 40 x 40 meter maze, which actually is intense! You should try it :)Once generated, it will perform algorithms so create a closed wall system for paths where only a single path will get you to the area of your selected finish. There are two meshinstances that mark the general areas of start and finish. Forward or backwards up to you. Each wall is a meshinstance that can be opened, scripted like doors, visibility, collisions, etc. Make it yours! You can even save the map as an obj for external editing further!. Questions, let me know.

Actually good first person controller for the Godot Engine. MIT License (credit Colormatic Studios) This first person controller was made because there aren't many first person controllers for Godot, and the ones that do exist are pretty bad. It is highly customizable and comes with many features, QOL, and readable code. Move with WASD, space to jump, shift to sprint, C to crouch. FEATURES: In-air momentum Motion smoothing FOV smoothing Head bobbing Crouching Sprinting 2 crosshairs/reticles, one is animated (more to come?) Controller/GamePad support (enabled through code, see wiki) In-editor tools (enable editable children to use) If you make a cool game with this addon, I would love to hear about it! Check out the Colormatic Git page for a wiki and more. https://git.colormatic.org/ColormaticStudios/quality-godot-first-person

Add some superpowers to your CSG Shape Nodes! With CSGMesher, you can quickly output the final static mesh as well as an optional static body and collision shape. You can also set a group on the ouput nodes. The collision mask and layer of the node is now also copied to the output.

Character controller for Godot4. Includes first person camera, an user interface for debugging and standar movement (walk, crouch, sprint)

This plugin allows you to draw 3D gizmo. It's more customizable and more optimized. You should also be able to add and make your own gizmos. Feel free to change it up and help make it better.

Set up your joystick to control the CharacterBody3D. This node should be added as a child of CharacterBody3D, and you should configure your joystick in the Godot inspector (it comes pre-configured). How it works: The left joystick moves the CharacterBody3D, the right joystick rotates the SpringArm with the camera, the A button makes the character jump, the R button locks the camera, and holding the L button switches to first-person view. There’s no need to create a SpringArm and camera, as this is already handled. Note: Character Control already applies gravity to CharacterBody3D, so you should not add another script that handles gravity.

Keyboard actions for First Person Point of View. Automatically setups WASD Input Map actions for the current project. The actions added after enabling this plugin: move_forward - W keyboard key move_backward - S keyboard key move_left - A keyboard key move_right - D keyboard key Note: due to signal emission problems, the editor do not show immediate changes in the Godot Editor Project Input Map Settings. Please contribute if you know how to solve this.

This collection of cute stylized low-poly game assets can be used to make a cute little picnic scene for your game. This set includes three patterned picnic blankets, two baskets, some serving trays, and plenty of decoration and food items to decorate your scene with. These assets are great for creating a cozy lifesim game or to be used as decoration items in your RPG. Features: - 34+ Stylised low-poly 3D models, perfect for games across all platforms, including mobile. - Textured using a single gradient atlas texture (1024x1024) that can be downsampled up to 128x128 for further optimization. - Free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required. (CC0 Licensed)

player controller with sprint and jump function.

Coins Generator 3D is a plugin for Godot 4.3 that allows you to generate coins along paths in a 3D environment quickly and efficiently. Includes advanced options to distribute coins equally or based on path length, as well as allowing generation using PathFollow3D nodes or direct positions. Designed to facilitate the creation of collectibles in platform, racing and exploration games.

A Godot plugin with a custom Sprite3D type and a shader that avoids clipping when using billboards

This is a collection of cute stylized low-poly game assets, perfect for building a cozy kitchen in your game. The set contains various countertops, a stove, a large fridge, floors/walls/doors, and plenty of decoration pieces to give life to your little kitchen. These assets are ideal for creating a little cooking game or designing a small kitchen scene for a life-simulation game. Features: - 34+ Stylised low-poly 3D models, perfect for games across all platforms, including mobile. - Textured using a single gradient atlas texture (1024x1024) that can be downsampled up to 128x128 for further optimization. - Free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required. (CC0 Licensed)

With this small set of cute, stylized low-poly game assets, you can create a cozy home scene. This set includes a cute stylized house, a set of fences, trees, other outdoor decorations, and a base tile to place it all on! This set is perfect for adding a home to your RPG world or as part of your game's village. Features: - 16+ Stylised low-poly 3D models, perfect for games across all platforms, including mobile. - Textured using a single gradient atlas texture (1024x1024) that can be downsampled up to 128x128 for further optimization. - Free for personal and commercial use, no attribution required. (CC0 Licensed)

This is a simple addon that will let you take control of your multimeshes in the editor. Simply enable the addon and then add "MetaMultimeshInstance3D" from the nodes selector to your scene. (The addon does nothing at runtime. It's only a Multimesh at that point.) 1. Place any number of MeshInstances under it (as children) and it will use their position, scale and rotations, as well as the first mesh ecountered, to populate a MeshInstance3D for you. 2. You can "explode" the instances inside a multimesh out into MeshInstances again, where you can transform and then "implode" them back into the multimesh. You can go back and forth like this. 3. There's also a second button that will make collision shapes according to your choice. Video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEvUMjBwQQM

Plug and play hands for FPS with animated weapons. # Changelog ## v0.7 - Physical bullets - Left handed mode - Realistic reloading mode - Actions signals - Better recoil - Update to Godot 4.4