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gdquest.sparkly_bag

v0.0.2-alpha.1

Published

A collection of small disparate utilities.

Downloads

9

Readme

GDQuest Sparkly Bag Utils

Is a collection of utilities dealing with repeating patterns that we discovered in time.

They're not necessarily related to each other, and some are generic while others are very specific.

The collection includes:

  • Autoloads added/removed automatically when enabling/disabling the plugin:

    • Background injector for a unified 2D look. It loads an image located at autoloads/background_injector/background.png.
  • A post import script for GLTF resources that cleans up any inconsistencies with naming conventions and adds support for AnimatableBody3D convention via the -anim suffix.

  • A utility library called SparklyBagUtils.

✗ WARNING

Compatible: Godot >= v4.0

✓ Install

Using Godot Package Manager

  1. gpm init.
  2. Follow instructions with NPMjs package info.
  3. Enable the addon from Project > Project Settings... > Plugins.
  4. Profit.

Manual

  1. Make a new folder at res://addons/sparkly_bag/.
  2. Copy the contents of this repository into res://addons/sparkly_bag/.
  3. Enable the addon from Project > Project Settings... > Plugins.
  4. Profit.

Development

Autoloads

Autoloads are any scripts or scenes located under the autoloads directory. Scenes with same name as scripts take precedence.