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Sample Player for the Godot Game Engine.

This demo shows how to use compute shaders to populate a texture that is used as an input for a material shader. When the mouse cursor isn't hovering above the plane random "drops" of water are added that drive the ripple effect. When the mouse cursor is above the plane you can "draw" on the plane to drive the ripple effect. Technical description: The texture populated by the compute shader contains height data that is used in the material shader to create a rain drops/water ripple effect. It...

Automatically formats and lints GDScript files on save using gdformat and gdlint.

Simple snake game in godot 3.3.3

A collection several addons, which include: - Several UI widgets - Simplified database - Debugging tools - Networking system - Inventory system - Audio playback

A tool using noise and TileMapLayers to spawn scenes in a random pattern.

Adds a node that allows to add sprite stacking to your game

A UUID generator for Godot Engine, with 1.295×10^50 combinations it'll work for any sized game, never having to worry about running out of unique IDs! Automatically stores new UUIDs and removes old ones.

Simplify your JSON and class interactions! jsonClassConverter effortlessly stores JSON data, converts between JSON and class objects, and instantly loads JSON into usable classes. Streamline your development and data handling with this essential tool.

This node outputs UV based on height map for Simple Offset Mapping & Parallax Occlusion Mapping.

A small Godot plugin to make automated code comments easy. This was made with automating code comment point redemption on Twitch in mind. ----------- Behaviour ----------- Once called, StreamComment.comment will insert a comment into the currently active script, the line above where the cursor is located. If there is enough interested, other methods will be added to do things like randomly insert to the current script, or insert into any open script. To avoid annoyances while programming, Str...

This is a menu that automatically hides when the file start.json is not in the package. It's useful to jump into scenes that requires some preparation, or similar stuff