gdProject

NinStar's gdProject

A collection of add-ons for the Godot Engine. ➜ github.com/ninstar/gdProject

Add-ons

Once an add-on is enabled, its documentation can be accessed directly from the Godot IDE (F1).

  • NinePatchSprite2D - A Node2D that displays a texture by keeping its corners intact, but tiling its edges and center.
  • RangeContainer - A ScrollContainer that can be controlled by external Range nodes.
  • RemoteContainer - RemoteContainer pushes its own transform to another Control derived node in the scene.
  • ResourceOverrider - A node that replaces Resources on-the-fly using suffixes.
  • StateMachine Nodes - A set of Finite State Machine nodes for organizing and processing logic.
  • Icon AudioSyncPlayer Nodes - A set of Audio Player nodes that can be synchronized.

Examples

Every add-on in the repository has an example scene, just open the project in Godot and run it (F5).

Example scene

All example scenes are self-contained as part of their own submodules and can be easily transferred to any other project.

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UniMaker DX source code is now public!

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The source code for UniMaker DX (the version with the pixel art UI) is now available on my GitHub : https://github.com/ninstar/UniMaker Since I started the transition to UniStudio some people have asked me if I would make the source code for UniMaker DX public, as it is considerably different from UniStudio and previous versions. I said that I would eventually do, so here we are. 🎵 I haven’t done this sooner because I didn’t have enough free time to go through my entire commit history (which is pretty huge if you ask me). 💦 As this is just the source code, keep in mind that it is not meant for most users. In addition to that, the link above does not include the source code for UniStudio, it is still being worked on its own repository. UniMaker 1.S is still the latest stable version. It is preferable that you use that version to create and share your courses.
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Customization Guide | UniMaker

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This is a quick guide on how to use custom themes in UniMaker . For a more in-depth guide on how to make one, please check the manual here . Adding custom theme to a course Pick the "?" theme and save your course; Create a folder and move the course and theme files into it; Go back to the editor and load your course file again. Enabling effect layers To enable effect layers, just click on the cat icon . This will only work if there is at least one effect layer file in the same folder as the course. You can also use effect layers on any built-in theme. Enabling custom songs on built-in themes Open the audio menu and then click on the "?" button. This will only work if there is at least an uni_music_play.ogg file in the same folder as the course.
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The first release version is here!

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The first release version, 1.0 is finally here with major changes. Highlights Now on Linux and macOS Previously Rich Presence U was only compatible with Windows, but now it supports Linux and macOS! Both Windows and Linux builds have been fully tested, but the macOS build is still considered experimental, as I personally haven’t been able to test it on a real macOS and couldn't find anyone who could help me with the testing. Even better user interface The interface has been extensively improved for better user experience: You can now freely resize the window and the main tabs will adapt to it. The scale of the UI, automatic refresh, theme and language can be set manually. Options and information are organized more clearly. Multiple options now have toggles that allow you to set their visibility in your status without having to modify their set configurations. There are new dialogs to help you if something doesn't go right. Not to mention new animations I designe...
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