VPainter VS tps-demo

The video description mentions Godot 3.2 and if you look at the source the last commit is two years ago.

I don’t know what you were looking at, but the last commit to VPainter was only 24 days ago in a branch called “4.x” so I’m pretty sure they are updating it to Godot 4! But actually answering your question, I don’t know any alternatives, I’m sorry.

If you look for further options, look at the vertex painter can help you with doing some manual stuff.

Only took a quick glance, but what you're doing is texture painting, right? Just a suggestion: maybe you want to rename it to "Godot Texture Painter" (or similar). This way, users will see quicker the difference to vertex painting, for which there is also a plugin: https://github.com/tomankirilov/VPainter

- https://github.com/tomankirilov/VPainter/

Painting in the video was done with the VPainter addon (https://github.com/tomankirilov/VPainter)

Project from open source demo available here: https://github.com/godotengine/tps-demo

The TPS demo uses AnimationTree root motion and is updated in _physics_process(). It should work in theory, as lawnjelly tested it numerous times while working on the physics interpolation PR. Maybe he had to modify parts of the demo and didn't open a pull request for it yet, though.

And yes, shaders are not cached, so that's responsible for some lag spikes. Calinou made a more optimized demo version, maybe you want to check it out: https://github.com/godotengine/tps-demo/pull/111

The TPS demo runs slowly because it uses GIProbe in high quality mode by default. If you use lightmaps instead, you'll find it runs much faster: https://github.com/godotengine/tps-demo/pull/111

Some additional information: The images on the right run with about double the framerate. The images on the right are using new techniques available in Godot 3.4, while the images on the left can be done in Godot 3.4, 3.3, and 3.2. For even more information, see this pull request: https://github.com/godotengine/tps-demo/pull/111

You're not supposed to commit the .import/ directory. It's for storing hashes of the assets the engine already processed on your machine. See example an of a gitignore file here.