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The Godot game engine recently released a developer update of their Web export development progress. This blog post discussed some of the upcoming features of the new WIP web exporter, including work to support GDNative on the Web, which would be a huge step forward. Of perhaps more interest though […]
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Earlier this week the first beta of Godot 3.2.4 was released bringing several fixes and improvements as well as a few new features. The primary features of the first Godot 3.2.4 beta from the Godot blog include: Android App Bundle and subview embedding support. 2D batching for GLES3 (remember that
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There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, this one is the Ultimate Fantasy Game Development bundle. It’s a collection of fantasy themed models, full rigged, textured and animated with tons of modularity and different texture packs. Even more impressive, the package is available as keys for
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Pixelorama and Material Maker are two very different programs that have an exceptional amount in common. One direct commonality is, they both received updates this week. In addition to new updates, Material Maker and Pixelorama are both open source game development related applications released under the MIT license and created
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One of the exciting new features coming in Godot 4 is the new GPU based particle system. We got hands-on with this sneak peek tutorial with the new GPUParticle3D nodes.
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October 13th is the official launch date of the Oculus Quest 2, and with millions of Quests now in gamer’s hands, some are no doubt going to want to figure you how to develop games for them. This is a quick overview of the various different technical options and tools
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VPainter is an open source free add-on for the Godot game engine that enables you to paint directly on 3D models. There are two modes of operation, one is to paint on the vertices of the mesh, while the second involves blending up to 4 different textures into one seamless
There are a number of programming language options available for the Godot game engine out of the box giving programmers a wealth of options. Due to the easy extensibility of the Godot engine a number of developers have made 3rd party extensions bringing additional language options to Godot. Out of
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Blender2Godot is an interesting new add-on for Blender that makes integrting Blender and the Godot Game Engine extremely easy. Create levels directly inside Blender, then in a single click build, even run and deploy Godot apps from inside Blender.
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Voxel Tools is an open source and free C++ module for the Godot game engine that adds Voxel terrain support. You can create both blocky Minecraft style maps, or smoothed realistic maps.Details of Voxel Tools features:Realtime editable, 3D based terrain (Unlike a heightmap based terrain, this allows for overhangs, tunnels, and user creation/destruction) Physics based […]
