Implementation of inkle’s Ink in pure GDScript, with editor support.

[!IMPORTANT] inkgd is compatible with Godot 4.2+, but has no official releases yet. To use inkgd with Godot 4.2+, fetch the godot4 branch.

[!NOTE] inkgd shines for rapid prototyping in GDScript and small games. While the runtime implementation is feature-complete and passes the test suite, it’s slower than the original C# implementation. It is used in commercial games, but if you need a faster solution and don’t mind C#, you should consider using godot-ink.

Table of contents

• Features
• Requirements
• Contributing
  • Asking Questions
  • Contributing
• Installation & Getting Started
• Editor Plugin
• Compatibility Table
• Acknowledgement
  • Code
  • Ink Stories
• Sponsors
• License

Features

• Fully-featured Ink runtime
• Advanced editor features
  • Automatic recompilation of managed stories
  • Integrated story previewer

Requirements

• Godot 3.3+
• Inklecate 1.0.0+

Asking Questions / Contributing

Asking questions

If you need help with something in particular, start a discussion. If you want to report a problem, open an issue.

Contributing

If you want to contribute, be sure to take a look at the contributing guide.

Installation & Getting Started

inkgd is available on Godot's Asset Library. The full documentation is hosted on Read The Docs.

Editor Plugin

Compatibility Table

Acknowledgement

Code

• inkgd is based on the original C# implementation, released under the MIT license, copyright inkle Ltd.
• inkgd uses code ported from godot-ink, released under the MIT license, copyright Paul Joannon.

Ink Stories

• The Intercept and Crime Scene, released under the MIT license, copyright inkle Ltd. The sample project uses slightly modified versions of these two stories.
• LD41 Emoji, released under the MIT license, copyright Pat Scott.
• Not a halloween game, released under the MIT license, copyright Samuel Sarette and Zachary Sarette.

Documentation & Tutorials

• @videlanicolas started the documentation project on ReadTheDocs.
• Nicholas O'Brien did a whole video series about inkgd & Godot.

Sponsors

License

inkgd is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.