thanks man! ive been getting used to godot and your videos are a great help. you're awesome!

hi, im having an isue with the camara smoothing where, the higher up on the node tree i assighn the smoothing too when going down steps the more the camara sinks into the floor, and the lower on the node tree the higher the camra floats into the sky, all of the postions of these nodes are 0, 0, 0.

This is awesome, thank you so much!

This looks awesome!! Do you think theres a way to have procedural generation every time the game starts, like a roguelike? I'm new to godot

The one problem I have with how this plugin works is how the corridors tend to be very long while not contributing nearly as much to the game as rooms do. When dissecting games like Lethal Company, the approach how dungeons are generated isn't perfect, but it puts an emphasis on every room, corridor or not, being potentially really important. (From a generation perspective and how loot is distributed) I've been using this tool for Unity called DunGen. If it isn't what's used in Lethal Company, it's at the very least extremely close. Long corridors may choke you if you're designing around a fast paced game loop while also aiming to give players a lot of things to look at. When designing my rooms using DunGen, I've been treating most rooms as room/corridor agnostic falling somewhere between them. This has the benefit that no matter where you are in the map, there is likely something for you to see very close. The system is by far not perfect. I for instance wish that there was a way to kill a path that's using certain tiles if it doesn't lead somewhere important. Like stairs that go down or up, but create a dead end. There is a lot more to this I think can improve that formula. I just honestly don't even know how one would start coding it.

Come to learn how to walk up stairs, stay for everything else. Great playlist. Really appreciate the notes/corrections in pinned comments and seeing you respond to others' suggestions in the comments.

What about going under water?

Awesome addon and good video. Maybe a bit more prep in terms of script will help in future videos. Keep up the great work!

Would there be a way to generate corridors using rooms larger than 1x1? My game uses fixed cameras, and the 1x1 rooms dont work well with that, as you can imagine. Being able to instead mark 3-4 different 'corridor' rooms of different sizes would be helpful. I'm not sure how to achieve it without overhauling source code. Either way, thanks for this vid.

Since people were understandably asking about ladders I thought I'd post something up that I hacked together. if isTouchingLadder == false: self.velocity.x = wishDirection.x * getMoveSpeed() self.velocity.z = wishDirection.z * getMoveSpeed() elif isTouchingLadder == true: self.velocity.x = 0 self.velocity.z = 0 var inputDirection = Input.get_vector("Right", "Left", "Backward", "Forward").normalized() wishDirection = self.global_transform.basis * Vector3(-inputDirection.x, 0, -inputDirection.y) if isTouchingLadder == true && Input.is_action_pressed("Forward"): self.velocity.y = 1 if isTouchingLadder == true && Input.is_action_pressed("Backward"): self.velocity.y = -1 if isTouchingLadder == true && Input.is_action_just_released("Forward") || Input.is_action_just_released("Backward"): self.velocity.y = 0 elif isTouchingLadder == true && Input.is_action_just_pressed("Jump"): isTouchingLadder == false Seems to work alright, I prefer having more control on ladders when it comes to my movement so on this one you can go up and down I think there's a bit of a bug where the jump key doesn't seem to quite work right away but that's potentially just my character clipping through the ladder and not colliding correctly because when I crouch and jump instead it comes off the ladder which I kind of like anyway lol. The IsTouchingLadder is simply a boolean, I had it change based on whether or not I triggered an Area3D in this case on the ladder and then that allowed the ladder movement to happen, if you want to do it with a keypress just edit the code to your liking, everyone's got their preferences.

How would you connect navmeshes from different rooms?

How would I change the direction the water moves?

🙏🙏plz make soulslike melee combat system...

I've been working on my own source/valorant inspired project for the last couple of months and your channel is exactly what I've been looking for. You've covered everything I could ask for and more, even had the same idea for portals that I did a while ago. Can't wait for more videos!!

Honored to have our game GRIMHAVEN featured! Your plugin is an absolute must-have for anyone in the market for procedural gen -- highly recommend!

nice video, what do you use for your ingame console?

any ragdoll physics?

Is there a way to avoid using 'Engine.get_physics_frames()'? The idea of having a counter that just keeps going up effectively infinitely seems like a bad practice that could lead to issues.

Now add cyclic dungeon design😊

cara muito bom o seu trabalho, obrigado por compartilhar. desejo tudo de melhor pra vc.

Very nice! A good primer for rigidbody interactions.

Add this line after you declare move_amount: move_amount = min(move_amount, %CameraSmooth.position.length() * delta * 20)

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Any idea how I could add a buoyancy surface to this so I could have a boat float on it and have it "swimmable" both under and on the surface?

I like the pre-placed room idea, Would it be a possibility to have several pre-placed rooms that the dungeon could randomly generate to create connections between? So say I have another pre-placed room every 2 or so levels It will connect them.

Fantastic!! I was making my own but this seems so sophisticated I can already use the rooms I made too 👍👌 I’ll mention you in credits for sure haha 🤣 I have one question tho… how can I generate a navigation mesh after generating the dungeon? I just have a one floor dungeon so just parent all rooms to a nav mesh node and bake after generation?

Have you heard of Dungeon Architect for Unreal / Unity? I have been dreaming about something similar for Godot for a while now. Like another commenter said lock and key generation would be amazing! Thanks for making this I really think we will see some great games using it soon.

Man, this is extremely helpful for my game (and my sanity), now I don't have to code it from scratch XD TY!!!!

Would you be interested in lock and key generation? By defining rooms as having a key and then having farther rooms with locks you can use the room/node order to make sure each key is available before you encounter the lock. The lock could be an enemy you have to defeat to progress or a puzzle or just a locked door. I think that would be the thing that would take this add on to the next step. I'd be interested in contributing to help accomplish that goal since I'd need it for my game's dungeon generation.

Make sure to check out the awesome indie games being created with this addon! Grimhaven by Fridge Games: www.youtube.com/@fridge.interactive / x.com/fridge_game Rift of Nostaria: www.youtube.com/@RiftOfNostaria-AFantasyL-nj6lg / x.com/RiftOfNostaria Also check out the full tutorial if you want to use it yourself: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJton5Nmq9nIgKc.html

The gift that keeps on giving! Great work. Anything I should be aware of when updating from older version?

Once again, great job on the addon!

excellent tutorial I appreciate that you take time to show documentation and do more show than tell.

So, I've been playing around with this tool and am having a blast. I have tried several terrain options for Godot and this is by far my favourite and the most intuitive for a beginner. I have a few questions but please forgive my ignorance as I am new to game dev. Is there any way to add further textures to the map or is it locked to 4 (I'm assuming not)? Also, is it possible to use a shader as a texture while still using the splatmap function? A final suggestion, I feel like the one key feature this tool could use is a smooth brush. It could help a lot with sculpting land formations. I realise that is something you have probably already considered but wanted to share my impressions. Thanks again for sharing this!

u can make tutorial procedural infinite terrain 3d generation in godot ? please

is there anyway to use it for 2d roguelike dungeons games?

When rocket scientist makes game. 💙

I also experienced that problem you had where the InteractableComponent node showed up in the wrong place and I had to place it in the correct node. I didn't notice it until my door wouldn't work and I kept playing parts of the video over and over. It was that.

It took me so long to figure out what "i" was until I heard you say "iterations". That makes more sense. You used i in the RiggidBody3D video too and I didn't know what it was then either. Now the code is clicking in my head lol

This tool is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with the Godot community.

Is there a way to not generate diagonal corridors?

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How do you go about adding enemies and npcs throughout the rooms in the dungeon? I have been having trouble with making them move towards the player, attack, etc I believe because my player is spawning in a seperate scene (the entrance room)

Would love to see door "types" for transitional rooms between themes or areas of the dungeon. So you could have 2 different styles of corridors that only connect to a specific type of door. You could then have a room that has both door types that could allow for controlled branching in the dungeon.

It doesn't appear to be working. I don't have the weight shapes you have in the video. But I'm playing with the colored cubes and spheres, which I can see already came with programmed masses. 10s, 7s, 5, and 1s. But it seems they all push exactly the same. I've even increased their masses to 1000 and still get the same result. I even copied your code directly to see if I did something wrong. I could see you got way more resistance from the bigger shapes. With me that's not happening.

anyone know anything like this for unity?

I'm running into some issues with the "Advanced ground movement with friction/bhop" section. I copied exactly what was in the video but unless I decrease the ground_friction var from 6.0 to atleast 5.0 or lower my character doesn't move when I press forward. I even downloaded the starter project file from github and copy pasted the _handle_ground_movement func from their (except for the headbob piece, I didn't want to add headbob) and I'm still frozen when the friction value is set at 6.0. This wouldnt be a problem if setting the friction value lower also made my base speed extremely fast. Any ideas on fixing this issue?

I can finally implement physics in my game with character bodies. It was a big problem for me, cause I am not a coder, but i wanted it so bad! Learning something new everyday. Definitely like and subscribe.

Hello ! how do you flight at 18:40 ? is it special control you implemented for the tutorial ?

Great work, I really enjoyed playing around with simple dungeons!