godot-tool_button
Easily add buttons to the Godot inspector. (by teebarjunk)
inkgd
Implementation of inkle's Ink in pure GDScript for Godot, with editor support. (by ephread)
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godot-tool_button
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Editor Tool or Plugin code to make a button invoke a script?
Funnily enough I was just trying to figure this out and found your post before an actual answer. I found this plugin, although I haven't tried it out yet https://github.com/teebarjunk/godot-tool_button
inkgd
Posts with mentions or reviews of inkgd.
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Godot & Ink: a tutorial series
This series of videos is a step-by-step tutorial showing how to create a visual-novel-like games using Godot and Ink. This project uses the inkgd plug-in developed by Frédéric Maquin: https://github.com/ephread/inkgd Visual assets are made by puppetbomb: https://puppetbomb.itch.io/college-students-sprite-pack
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Is there a way to make a good game without coding?
There are other tools like that, if you're interested. Inkle (maker of 80 Days and Overboard) make another text based language called Ink, and there's an online hosting tool for making stories with it. Godot can even integrate with Ink-written stories, but it requires a bit of programming knowledge to get it to hang together
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What should I learn if I want to develop a barebone political sim?
I would say something like Inkle's Ink could do this easily, though it can be overwhelming to look at from the start. There are a couple of Godot integrations with Ink, both a C# one here and a pure GDScript one (though they warn it might be slow on large games). InkGD has a couple examples that use simpler Ink stories, so you might just look through that for the examples to start.
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Palladium: Adventure in Greece is now in the Steam store!
https://github.com/ephread/inkgd -- Implementation of inkle's Ink in pure GDScript, with editor support. (ink scripts are used in our dialogue system)
- Ink 1.0 – open-source scripting language for interactive narrative
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Just released my second game on Steam, The Great Plague Exodus. Between achievements and managing multiple characters, I've learnt so much in the past 6 months since my first game released, a massive thank you to this community.
Hey, looks great! I wonder what did you use for dialogue system. Do you have any recommendations? There are many repositories for this for Godot (some just UI, some using graphs, but most are abandoned), but it's hard for me to decide. All I know is I don't want to build yet another system from scratch, just plug it into my UI. From what I have researched Ink with Inkgd (https://github.com/ephread/inkgd) seems the most maintained and robust solution. Any opinions on that?