Delaunator-GDScript VS godot-3-demos

Alternatively, if you do want to play with the delaunay/voronoi sphere, I would recommend giving yourself a week to play with delaunay/voronoi on a plane first, using Delaunator-GDScript. It takes some getting used to. I think I spent three weeks on just the geometry (in Delaunator-Javascript) before attempting terrain generation. Then you'll be able to wrap it onto a sphere. The good news is that most of the hard work is getting it working on a plane, and then the sphere is not much more work.

I whilst searching for how to create destructible objects in Godot, I found Delaunator-GDScript I used it to create the really nice transition shown above. I'll show you how to create it in this. First download Delaunator.gd from the repository and place it in your project folder. Create a new Singleton with a Canvas Layer as it's root node , then add a script to it.

Found multiple following behaviours, but decided to use one from GDQuest's "AI following the leader" tutorial video, as it's nicely separated into static Steering class. Also found very cool Godot Steering AI Framework from same GDQuest, which is so modular and reusable that I guess 90% of developers should start using it instead of writing their own boilerplate.

I highly recommend getting started with GDQuest and Heart Beast for videos and resources: https://github.com/GDQuest/godot-demos https://www.youtube.com/c/Gdquest/playlists https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAbG8Oi-SvQ&list=PL9FzW-m48fn2SlrW0KoLT4n5egNdX-W9a

GDQuest made an overview over this class and there is a sample script on Github, which you can further cut down quite a bit to use with grids (in my case a Tilemap).

Anyway, if you want to know more about how to use Astar in Godot, check out this overview by GDQuest and definitely have a look at the source code for this demo as well as the official Astar class API docs. AStar pathfinding is unfortunately but definitely not beginner stuff.

Here's a nice script from gdquest which you can almost just drop onto a tile map and use. Requires little setup and will let you visualize your astar map via the tile map you attach it to. https://github.com/GDQuest/godot-demos/blob/master/2018/03-30-astar-pathfinding/pathfind_astar.gd

Here's some sample code. It's actually probably more than you need, but without seeing your project it's hard to tell.