Goost VS SmartShape2D

Though even if not, dynamic meshes just from polygons/lines is something I've thought about before. For instance, one of the ideas would be to use lines to create signs/pipes/wall-decorations in-engine rather than needing to make it in 3d software.

I also found it usable when using C++ modules like Godot Voxel(https://github.com/Zylann/godot_voxel) or Goost(https://github.com/goostengine/goost) so if you use modules(in any language), then this tool may be helpful for you.

Basically see my discussion at Goost: https://github.com/goostengine/goost/discussions/96

Some addons/modules i used: Scatter, Smart2DShape, Anima, Goost and of course all of Zylans's stuff.

If you go into Actions tab and click on one of the workflow runs, you'll notice build artifacts which you can download and try out.

- 2D polygons are supported at the same level as primitives and can be used as collision https://github.com/SirRamEsq/SmartShape2D here is a popular plugin that mimics unity spriteshapes.

For smooth 2D level design, look into SmartShape2D.

It's an add-on named "smartshape2d", very handy https://github.com/SirRamEsq/SmartShape2D

Amazing plugin: https://github.com/SirRamEsq/SmartShape2D for curved terrain.

yes there is, u/Nkzar already linked you to the SmartShape2D plugin.

Instead of making your own tools, the SmartShape2D plugin might be your thing. It's 2D, but since you're only mentioning planes a 2D tool might work for you.

I started out using tilemaps for that reason. It's much quicker and easier to start prototyping levels. I now use the SmartShape2D addon for the vast majority of my terrain. I would suggest watching a tutorial about it if you decide to try it out. It's a very powerful tool but can be quite daunting/confusing at first. As the previous user said you can use a lot of different nodes though so just try experimenting.