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Pictured above is the rather large POLYGON Fantasy Kingdom Unity environment, which is used as one of the examples on the GitHub page of the project. Currently it seems to have been tested working on macOS and Windows, so hopefully anyone doing Linux will be willing to give it a run. This could be a really interesting boost for Godot Engine and FOSS development, if the project continues to go well.
According to the project it so far has all this implemented:
Components:
- GameObject
- MeshFilter
- MeshRenderer
- SkinnedMeshRenderer
- Transform
- Stripped Transform
- Light
- Camera
Importers:
- DefaultImporter
- ModelImporter
- NativeFormatImporter
- PrefabImporter
- TextureImporter
- ShaderImporter
- AudioImporter
The project is under the MIT license.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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Do you know any games using Godot? Would be interested to have a look at them. Official site doesn't seem to mention any games using it, but maybe I missed it.
edit: Actually - found a list of last year games mentioned here: https://youtu.be/watch?v=UAS_pUTFA7o
Brotato being one of of them - hugely successful game. Seems Godot is already pretty significant player.
Last edited by FSFmember on 24 May 2023 at 1:14 pm UTC
edit: Actually - found a list of last year games mentioned here: https://youtu.be/watch?v=UAS_pUTFA7o
Brotato being one of of them - hugely successful game. Seems Godot is already pretty significant player.
Last edited by FSFmember on 24 May 2023 at 1:14 pm UTC
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Quoting: FSFmemberDo you know any games using Godot?One that I've been playing lately is the Early Access Star Fox-style rail-shooter, Ex-Zodiac.
Quoting: FSFmemberWould be interested to have a look at them. Official site doesn't seem to mention any games using it, but maybe I missed it.You might want their Showcase page.
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Last edited by Liam Dawe on 24 May 2023 at 1:20 pm UTC
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Quoting: PenglingYou might want their Showcase page.Yes, definitely missed it, seen their youtube account first which does a good job.
Godot is becoming a force to be taken seriously, that's for sure. I remember it from 2014 - seems it made big leaps forward since then.
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Quoting: Liam DaweYou can also check out our tag https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/category/Godot_Engine/'Tis actually a useful resource, kudos.
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combine that with this, and we might have something really interesting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6zLAxOuZbk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6zLAxOuZbk
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Quoting: elmapulcombine that with this, and we might have something really interesting:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6zLAxOuZbk
good thinking! Absolutely! let's go! 
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Quoting: FSFmemberDo you know any games using Godot? Would be interested to have a look at them. Official site doesn't seem to mention any games using it, but maybe I missed it.
edit: Actually - found a list of last year games mentioned here: https://youtu.be/watch?v=UAS_pUTFA7o
Brotato being one of of them - hugely successful game. Seems Godot is already pretty significant player.
TailQuest Defense
Ex-Zodiac
Pingo Adventure
ProtoCorgi
Primal Light
Gourdlets
Project Heartbeat
Circle of kerzoven
Fist of the forgotten
Brotato
Dome Keeper
Blastronaut
Beat Invaders
Lumencraft
Cassette Beasts
and of course:
The Interactive Adventures of DogMendonça and PizzaBoy
you're welcome.
there is also Sonic Colors Ultimate wich combined their own code written in C with an custom built of godot that they used internally and called it something else in the relase, but people dumping the files and trying to reverse then to mod and stuff quickly realized it was made on godot.
Last edited by elmapul on 24 May 2023 at 2:34 pm UTC
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Quoting: elmapulYes, I've actually corrected myself and listed the link in the post you quoted that already contains a lot, though not all of those games. But I think as an example to get the general idea it's enough. that was my point, to get to see the actual gamesQuoting: FSFmemberDo you know any games using Godot? Would be interested to have a look at them. Official site doesn't seem to mention any games using it, but maybe I missed it.
edit: Actually - found a list of last year games mentioned here: https://youtu.be/watch?v=UAS_pUTFA7o
Brotato being one of of them - hugely successful game. Seems Godot is already pretty significant player.
TailQuest Defense
Ex-Zodiac
Pingo Adventure
ProtoCorgi
Primal Light
Gourdlets
Project Heartbeat
Circle of kerzoven
Fist of the forgotten
Brotato
Dome Keeper
Blastronaut
Beat Invaders
Lumencraft
Cassette Beasts
and of course:
The Interactive Adventures of DogMendonça and PizzaBoy
you're welcome.
there is also Sonic Colors Ultimate wich combined their own code written in C with an custom built of godot that they used internally and called it something else in the relase, but people dumping the files and trying to reverse then to mod and stuff quickly realized it was made on godot.
The games definitely look better than from RPG maker, yet they still carry a little scent of cheap indie in them - But that's likely not the problem of the engine, rather a feature of the games. The engine is capable of full 3d as I've seen already. And it's only going to get better.
Quoting: elmapulcustom built of godot that they used internally and called it something else in the relaseHmm so again they violated the license, sad but *the norm* for corporations - and it's going to continue as FOSS has no legal chance to enforce itself because reasons .
Last edited by FSFmember on 24 May 2023 at 2:53 pm UTC
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