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49 lines
1.9 KiB
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Voxel Tools for Godot
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A C++ module for creating volumetric worlds in Godot Engine.
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<img src="doc/images/blocky_screenshot.png" width="800" />
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<img src="doc/images/smooth_screenshot.png" width="800" />
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<img src="doc/images/textured-terrain.jpg" width="800" />
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Features
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- Realtime editable, 3D based terrain (Unlike a heightmap based terrain, this allows for overhangs, tunnels, and user creation/destruction)
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- Physics based collision and raycast support
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- Infinite terrains made by paging sections in and out
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- Voxel data is streamed from a variety of sources, which includes the ability to write your own generators
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- Minecraft-style blocky voxel terrain, with multiple materials and baked ambient occlusion
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- Smooth terrain using Transvoxel
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- Levels of detail for smooth terrain
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- Voxel storage using 8-bit channels for any general purpose
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What This Module Doesn't Provide
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- Levels of detail for blocky terrain
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- Game specific features such as cave generation or procedural trees (though it might include tools to help doing them)
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- Editor tools (only a few things are exposed)
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- Import and export of voxel formats
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How To Install And Use
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Voxel Tools is a custom C++ module for Godot 3.1+. It must be compiled into the engine to work. [Prebuilt binaries](http://tokisan.com/godot-binaries) are available.
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Please see the [Getting Started Guide](doc/01_get-started.md) for instructions, or [Zylann's demos](https://github.com/Zylann/voxelgame) and [TinmanJuggernaut's demo](https://github.com/tinmanjuggernaut/voxelgame) for working examples.
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Roadmap
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These are some ideas that may or may not be implemented in the future:
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* LOD (in development)
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* Support general voxel use (not just terrains)
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* Other meshing algorithms (e.g. dual contouring)
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* GPU Offloading (Maybe when Godot 4+ supports compute shaders)
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