Heres the link to my state based FPS template for Godot 4.x! Ill go over it a bit in the thread, but the code is documented and theres more in the Readme. You can either copy the whole project or just the folders of content! github.com/dragon1freak... #godot #gamedev #indiedev - ThreadSky

dragon1freak.bsky.social • 14 days ago

Heres the link to my state based FPS template for Godot 4.x! Ill go over it a bit in the thread, but the code is documented and theres more in the Readme. You can either copy the whole project or just the folders of content!

https://github.com/dragon1freak/fps-template

#godot #gamedev #indiedev

Reposted from Dragon1Freak

Now Im _actually_ wrapping up my FPS template lol. Movement and weapon states, interaction, muzzle flashes, etc. Should be a nice starting point for new FPS projects. Once I get the project cleaned up Ill share it here!

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dragon1freak.bsky.social•14 days ago

Includes a player scene, a generic and player specific weapon slot scene, a couple useful global scripts, and a test scene with some example assets.

The player also has jump buffering/canceling and coyote time, movement sounds, and gamepad support!

dragon1freak.bsky.social•14 days ago

The movement states and weapon states are decoupled which has its pros and cons, but I prefer it currently because the movement doesnt care about the weapon and vice versa which keeps things simple. But with a little bit of work you can have the movement states control if you can shoot etc.

joelobrist.com•14 days ago

📌

kobligo.bsky.social•13 days ago

May I ask why you're lerping the camera rotation? Is it just a matter of preference in your case? Because I've been noticing awful stuttering in Godot 4.4beta when trying to rotate my camera in _physics_process directly, especially at frame rates other than 60fps. Is there something I should know?

dragon1freak.bsky.social•13 days ago

The lerping is mostly preference but it helps keep things smooth, and the smoothing amount could be tweaked in game with a settings menu or something. For stuttering, have you tried the physics interpolation? It helped my fps movement in 3.5 iirc

horko-rosso.itch.io•13 days ago

Isn't there an option to change the camera's process mode to "physics"?

dragon1freak.bsky.social•13 days ago

i think there is but i dont think it helps when setting the cameras transform on the physics step, though im not 100%. the stuttering comes from moving the camera on the physics step, which is why interpolation helped in 3.5 or when manually lerping it, or setting the tick rate higher in some cases

philipdrobar.bsky.social•14 days ago

Thanks for sharing this! I'm currently trying to learn state-driven player controllers (to ideally update COGITO's) so having another example to look at is super useful.

dragon1freak.bsky.social•14 days ago

Of course! It's based on GDQuests state machine examples iirc, I've enjoyed the node based approach but I'm sure there's room for improvement. It should be straightforward but let me know if you have questions!

thepupfactory.bsky.social•14 days ago

congratulationss! keep on the way

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