Releases: GDQuest/godot-steering-ai-framework
Godot Steering AI Framework 3.0
The Godot Steering Toolkit is a framework to code complex and smooth AI movement in GDScript, using steering behaviors. It works in both 2D and 3D games.
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Changelog
This release brings breaking changes to the framework as the demos were split up from the framework.
Changes
- Important: all classes were moved from /src/ to /addons/com.gdquest.godot-steering-ai-framework/, and we removed the Godot related files and moved the demos into their own repository
- Acceleration for agents are now multiplied by delta in order to make acceleration be per second instead of instant. The demos' values have been increased significantly to better fit with reality.
Fixes
- KinematicBody2DAgents and KinematicBody3DAgents that moved fast enough no longer reverse velocity suddenly during a frame where no acceleration is applied.
- Specialized Agents like RigidBody2DAgent should no longer crash due to a missing reference.
- Specialized physics agents no longer believe they are at 0,0,0 on the first frame.
Getting Started
To get started, check out the framework's manual.
There, you can also find the full code reference.
Note: we generate the code reference from docstrings in the source code with GDScript Docs Maker.
There are many demos for you to play with and learn from in the project. We also made a more complete game, Harvester.
Contributing
If you encounter a bug or you have an idea to improve the tool, please open an issue.
Also, check out our contributor's guidelines
Support us
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Godot Steering AI Framework 2.0
The Godot Steering Toolkit is a framework to code complex and smooth AI movement in GDScript, using steering behaviors. It works in both 2D and 3D games.
Changelog
This release brings one new feature and bug fix, and breaking changes to the framework as we renamed all the classes.
Important: we renamed all classes from GST* to GSAI* (Godot Steering AI). When you upgrade the framework in your project, use the project search and replace feature in Godot (Ctrl Shift F) to find and replace GST
with GSAI
.
If you were using GSTKinematicBodyAgent
or GSTRigidBodyAgent
, search and replace them respectively with GSAIKinematicBody3DAgent
and GSAIRigidBody3DAgent
.
We decided to make this change as soon as possible, as the framework was released a few days ago.
Features
- There is now a main scene with a demo picker, so you can select and play any demo on the fly.
- The demo projects now support resizing and toggling fullscreen with F11.
Improvements
- We handled all warnings in the framework, so using `it won't add warnings to your projects.
Changes
- Renamed all classes from
GST*
(Godot Steering Toolkit) toGSAI*
(Godot Steering AI). - Removed
GSTNode2DAgent
,GSTNodeAgent
, andGSTSpatialAgent
classes.- For specialized steering agents,
GSAIKinematicBody2DAgent
,GSAIRigidBody2DAgent
, or their 3D equivalent. - If you intend to write your own movement system instead of using Godot's, the base class
GSTSpecializedAgent
is there to help you.
- For specialized steering agents,
- Renamed
GSAIRigidBodyAgent
andGSAIRigidBodyAgent
toGSAIRigidBody3DAgent
andGSAIRigidBody3DAgent
respectively.- 3D nodes like
Sprite
,KinematicBody
, etc. are being renamed toSprite3D
,KinematicBody3D
, etc. in the upcoming Godot 4.0 release, to be consistent with 2D nodes. We decided to rename them now instead of breaking compatibility in a future release.
- 3D nodes like
Bug fixes
- GSTFollowPath no longer loops back around itself on open paths when
predict_time
is non-zero.
Getting Started
To get started, check out the framework's manual.
There, you can also find the full code reference.
Note: we generate the code reference from docstrings in the source code with GDScript Docs Maker.
There are many demos for you to play with and learn from in the project. We're also working on a more complete game, Harvester.
Contributing
If you encounter a bug or you have an idea to improve the tool, please open an issue.
Also, check out our contributor's guidelines
Support us
Our work on Free Software is sponsored by our Godot game creation courses. Consider getting one to support us!
If you like our work, please star the repository! This helps more people find it.
Join the community
Godot Steering AI Framework 1.0
The Godot Steering Toolkit is a framework to code complex and smooth AI movement in GDScript, using steering behaviors. It works in both 2D and 3D games.
It supports all the basic movements like flee, follow, look at, but also blended behaviors, group behaviors, avoiding neighbors, following a path, or following the leader.
It's inspired from LibGDX's excellent GDX-AI framework.
Features
This is the first release of the framework. It already with many features:
- All the essential steering behaviors:
Arrive
,AvoidCollisions
,Blend
,Cohesion
,Evade
,Face
,Flee
,FollowPath
,LookWhereYouGo
,MatchOrientation
,Priority
,Pursue
,Seek
,Separation
. - Group behaviors and detecting neighbors.
- Blending and prioritized behaviors.
- Specialized types to code agents based on physics bodies:
- For 2D games,
KinematicBody2DAgent
andRigidBody2DAgent
. - For 3D games,
KinematicBody3DAgent
andRigidBody3DAgent
.
- For 2D games,
- 9 Godot demos to learn straight from the code.
Getting Started
To get started, check out the framework's manual.
There, you can also find the full code reference.
Note: we generate the code reference from docstrings in the source code with GDScript Docs Maker.
There are many demos for you to play with and learn from in the project. We're also working on a more complete game, Harvester.
Contributing
If you encounter a bug or you have an idea to improve the tool, please open an issue.
Also, check out our contributor's guidelines
Support us
Our work on Free Software is sponsored by our Godot game creation courses. Consider getting one to support us!
If you like our work, please star the repository! This helps more people find it.