Work-in-progress of a action adventure starter kit for Godot 4. NOTE: Developed in and compatible with Godot 4.3. It looks like that MeshLibrary is breaking compatibility with 4.2.

Credits and thank you to:

• @kaylousberg for the FREE Kaykit Prototype Bits as a base for the 3D Assets;
• Dialogic2's contributors for their amazing dialogue manager, used for all my dialogues and cutscenes;
• Beehave's contributors for their amazing decision tree add-on, used for my ennemies;
• @kenney for his Input Prompt assets and Interface Sound assets;
• kidscancode tutorials for the building block of a DebugLayer

Follow me on Twitter/X to get regular updates about the development and coming features:

1. Clone or download this repository in a folder
2. Open the project in Godot (there will be a lot of errors, because of missing add-ons)
3. Click on AssetLib, search for Beehave and install it
4. Download Dialogic2 from here
5. Unzip, find the dialogic folder (in the folder addons) and paste it in the res://addons folder of the Godot project
6. Go in Project/Project Settings, in the tab Plugins, activate both Beehave and Dialogic
7. (Optional) For your peace of mind, you might want to reload the project
8. Run the Game!

Discover how I use Gridmapd and NavMeshRegion together:

And how I organised my levels:

Discover how I use Beehave to implement a simple chase and hit behaviour:

Support Gamepad or Keyboard, select between 4 controller schemes:

Camera follows Main Character and can be rotated with RT/LT.

Animation System based on a Blend Tree and Fully modelled and rigged character:

Logic based on a State Machine (inspired from GDQuest tutorials):

Short switches, long switches, area switches can control enemy spawners and doors through a switch hub:

Here an example to close the doors and start spawning ennemies when a player walks in a room:

Discover how I create dialogs that react to the player interactions:

Discover how I made cutscenes using the Animation Player and Dialogic:

Discover how my GLTF files become destructible objects on drag-and-drop:

Destructible elements, Hit feedback, Particles, Recoil animation (more to come):

Discover an example of explosion VFX:

Collision layers are set up to reproduce the infinite_inertia property which was dropped in Godot 4:

Work-in-progress, display properties when pressing L:

Press start button of your gamepad to open a menu and select between 3 controller schemes:

• One Stick Controller (move with Left Stick, aim with Left Trigger, shoot with B)
• Two Stick Controller (move with Left Stick, aim with Right Stick, shoot with Left Trigger)
• Two Stick Auto-Shoot Controller (move with Left Stick, aim and shoot with Right Stick, Move Camera with RT/LT)

If no Gamepad only the One Stick Controller works at the moment:

• Move with Arrow keys
• Jump with Space key
• Aim with Q key
• Shoot with W key (you can only shoot if you are aiming)

Debug Layer which can be toggled with L key