There are many like it, but this one is mine.

A Godot game template with a subjectively sensible set of defaults to serve my own needs — but maybe it'll work for your needs too. It assumes VS Code as your IDE, comes pre-configured with a default set of add-ons, and set up with what I perceive to be a good enough project structure to get started with.

Not optimized for any particular genre or type of game, just a general starter.

• Godot
• .NET SDK
• Python
  • uv

# Set <project-folder> as "." if cloning into the current folder.

copier copy https://github.com/gekkotadev/ggt <project-folder>
cd <project-folder>
git init -b main  # Creates your own Git repository

# Set <project-folder> as "." if cloning into the current folder.

npx giget@latest https://github.com/gekkotadev/ggt <project-folder>
cd <project-folder>
git init -b main  # Creates your own Git repository

# Set <project-folder> as "." if cloning into the current folder.

git clone https://github.com/gekkotadev/ggt <project-folder>
cd <project-folder>
rm -Recurse -Force .git
git init -b main  # Creates your own Git repository

# Set <project-folder> as "." if cloning into the current folder.

git clone https://github.com/gekkotadev/ggt <project-folder>
cd <project-folder>
rm -rf .git
git init -b main  # Creates your own Git repository

dotnet tool restore
uv install
uv run ./scripts/python/install_addons.py
godot -e .  # -e is shorthand for --editor

• Delete or update the LICENSE file
• Rename ~/.vscode/My Game.code-workspace to your game's title (or don't)
• Install the recommended VSCode extensions.
• Update the game title in ~/docs
• Update this README.md