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This also improves visuals in the Voxel and Dynamic Split Screen demos, and fixes splitscreen mode in the Platformer 2D demo. Most demos (other than physics tests) have also had their physics FPS increased to 120. This is done consistency with 4.x, but also for the benefits it still provides when interpolation are enabled (lower input lag, more stable simulation).
2D Platformer
This demo is a pixel art 2D platformer with graphics and sound.
It shows you how to code characters and physics-based objects in a real game context. This is a relatively complete demo where the player can jump, walk on slopes, fire bullets, interact with enemies, and more. It contains one closed level, and the player is invincible, unlike the enemies.
You will find most of the demo’s content in the Level.tscn scene.
You can open it from the default Game.tscn scene, or double
click on Level.tscn in the src/Level/ directory.
We invite you to open the demo's GDScript files in the editor as they contain a lot of comments that explain how each class works.
Language: GDScript
Renderer: GLES 2
Check out this demo on the asset library: https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/120
Features
- Side-scrolling player controller using
KinematicBody2D.- Can walk on and snap to slopes.
- Can shoot, including while jumping.
- Enemies that crawl on the floor and change direction when they encounter an obstacle.
- Camera that stays within the level’s bounds.
- Supports keyboard and gamepad controls.
- Platforms that can move in any direction.
- Gun that shoots bullets with rigid body (natural) physics.
- Collectible coins.
- Pause and pause menu.
- Pixel art visuals.
- Sound effects and music.
Screenshots
Music
"Pompy" by Hubert Lamontagne (madbr) https://soundcloud.com/madbr/pompy