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.

This is a camera motion blur shader for Godot. It automatically works when the camera moves and rotates - but it won't blur when anything else moves. It's really easy to use in your project! Simply: 1. Download the zip and extract it. 2. Copy the motion_blur folder into the root folder of your project. 3. In the scene of your game, select your camera node, and then click the chain icon above the scene tree to instance a scene, then select the motion_blur.tscn scene file. 4. That's all!

The unassuming Godot timer. Ideal for jams. It adds a tab in the main dock that activates a timer. The time is saved between sessions of the editor.

This is a Plugin for Godot and is used for create multimesh by mouse draw.

There are some basic shaders, as a blur filter, a mosic filter, an edge filter and others. You can use as your shader in your project, after download the shaders.

The user inputs the size of the map, the sprite of the tiles, and the number of tile. The asset then generates a random map each time the user calls its funtion. The asset is an entire godot scene that already have a map with tiles as an example. To change it you must create your own tilemap and edit the script.

This asset allows you to instantly create an inventory for your game, it will be responsible for inserting and removing items, saving and loading the inventory made by .json file, enabling interaction with backend tools such as firebase and playfab. Also includes an asset item and a basic interface for you to start development as fast as possible.

This is a postprocessing shader using viewports. It can smoothen the specular on the margin of 3d models(also support 2d pictures), to make it less sharp. The repo contains the shader and the demo scene(res://main/Main.tscn).

A pack of retro/old-school post-processing shaders for Godot, containing 20 effects. Read https://github.com/Ahopness/GodotRetro/blob/main/README.md#instalation to setup them.