Godot Godot-3 Resources
Explore projects and resources specifically developed for Godot 3. This version of the Godot Engine offers a stable platform for a variety of games and applications, supported by a large community and extensive tutorials to help you get started.
Godot FPS Template
A free and open-source first-person shooter (FPS) template for Godot Engine, featuring customizable player movement, settings, UI, and keybinding. Includes basic interactive elements and commented code for easy learning.
Godot First Person Camera
A simple first-person camera implementation in Godot, designed for educational purposes. Demonstrates basic FPS controls, camera rotation, and player animation using GDScript.
bendn's Godot Template
This is a Godot template repository utilizing gpm (Godot Package Manager) for managing dependencies. It includes automated builds and itch.io deployment, along with a starter CLI for streamlined development.
Crystal Bit Godot Game Template
Crystal Bit Godot Game Template is a starter project providing a solid base for building Godot games. It handles common tasks like scene transitions, game pausing, and includes continuous integration support.
vpuppr
Vpuppr is a cross-platform VTuber application developed with Godot, supporting multiple tracking backends. It is currently being rewritten for Godot 4, with the Godot 3 version available on the godot-3 branch.
Godello
Godello is a Trello-inspired Kanban board application built with the Godot Engine, showcasing Godot's capabilities for creating complex, real-time collaborative desktop applications. It features both online and offline data storage options and demonstrates advanced GUI and data architecture.
SimulaVR
SimulaVR is a VR window manager for Linux built on the Godot Engine, allowing users to run 2D Linux applications within current-generation VR headsets. It focuses on providing a comfortable and clear VR desktop experience with features like low-pass filtering for improved text quality.
GATT - Godot Autotile Texture Templater
GATT (Godot Autotile Texture Templater) is a Godot Engine plugin that simplifies the creation of texture templates for TileMap autotiling. It allows users to generate 2x2, 3x3 minimal, and 3x3 minimal 3/4 view tilesets with custom block sizes and colors.
Arrow
Arrow is a free, open-source, and feature-rich tool for game narrative design, text-adventure development, and the creation of interactive nonlinear storytelling documents. It offers visual development, an advanced node system, and one-click playable HTML exports.
NativeDialogs
NativeDialogs is a Godot module for using native dialogs within Godot games, offering a more integrated user experience. It bridges Godot with the platform's native dialog interfaces.
spine
This module provides Spine animation support for the Godot Engine. It's designed to integrate Spine animations seamlessly into your Godot projects, offering a way to use professional 2D skeletal animation.
Head tracking using OpenCV
This Godot module demonstrates head tracking using OpenCV and CUDA for improved performance. It adjusts the camera's perspective in a 3D environment based on the user's head movements captured via webcam.
godot-anl
godot-anl is a Godot Engine wrapper for the Accidental Noise Library, enabling noise generation with visual nodes, GDScript, and C#. It supports height, normal, and bump map generation and custom modular noise creation.
godot-enet-better
godot-enet-better is a Godot Engine module providing an enhanced ENet implementation for creating high-performance multiplayer games. It offers features like multiple channels, client kicking, and efficient packet handling.
spout-gd
Spout-gd provides Godot bindings for Spout, enabling sharing of OpenGL textures across Windows applications. It supports both sending and receiving textures with convenience classes like SpoutTexture and SpoutViewport.
Speech to Text
This Godot module captures user microphone input and converts it to text. It supports multiple platforms and integrates the Sphinxbase and Pocketsphinx libraries for speech recognition.
Goost
Goost is a general-purpose Godot Engine extension implemented as a C++ module, designed to complement the engine with missing functionality and optimize performance-critical tasks. It aims to prevent engine bloat by providing additional core data structures and exposing hidden built-in functionality.
GodotSteam
GodotSteam is a community-driven ecosystem providing tools for integrating Valve's Steam API with the Godot Engine. It supports Windows, Linux, and Mac platforms, offering pre-compiled versions, plugins, and examples for various Godot versions.
godot-simple-state
Godot Simple State is a clean and easy-to-use Finite State Machine (FSM) plugin for Godot 3.x. It simplifies state management by using nodes and provides functionalities like state transitions, signal handling, and dependency injection.
Godot-Slicer
Godot-Slicer is a module for the Godot Engine, porting Ezy-Slicer to allow dynamic slicing of convex meshes. Built in C++, it provides a Slicer node to trigger slices of Mesh geometry using a plane.
godotcord
Godotcord is a Godot module that integrates the Discord GameSDK into the engine, allowing developers to implement Discord features in their Godot games. It supports Windows, Linux, and Mac platforms, offering functionalities to connect with Discord's Game SDK.
godot-python
Godot-Python provides Python language support as a scripting module for the Godot game engine. It allows developers to use Python for game logic, leveraging its readability and extensive libraries within the Godot environment. The project is currently undergoing heavy refactoring to support Godot 4.
Gdnet for Godot 3
GDNet is an ENet wrapper for Godot 3, providing connection handling, sequencing, reliability, and more on top of UDP. It simplifies networking in Godot games by offering a thin wrapper around the ENet library.
GodotAIGym
GodotAIGym allows you to turn your Godot project into an OpenAI Gym environment for training reinforcement learning models with PyTorch. It supports Godot 3.2 and currently runs only on Linux systems.