scatter VS dialogic

As many of you know, there is an addon called ProtonScatter (https://github.com/HungryProton/scatter) that allows you to conveniently place meshes and scene instances. However, I noticed that it ignores any collision in the scene wich it instance. So, is there really no way to enable collision in this plugin? Or there is another some way to conveniently place objects with a collision(For example trees), because just copying under a hundred trees is not very convenient. Sorry if it's stupid question. Thank you in advance!

Also, if you haven't tried https://github.com/HungryProton/scatter yet, this is your sign to use it. It saves so much time it's insane.

Sure https://github.com/HungryProton/scatter

So basically I am trying to project a MultiMesh index onto geometry without using heightmaps, similar to u/HungryProton's Scatter Plugin.

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

There's also this tool/plugin https://github.com/HungryProton/scatter. Haven't used it myself but it seems pretty powerful, if you don't want to just make use of it there source is there to be read so you can base your own system off of it.

Grab it on GitHub: https://github.com/HungryProton/scatter

For some context, I'm an experienced (~10 years) programmer starting to dabble in game development. I'm learning to build various systems to gain experience and understanding, and recently I was interested in developing a dialogue system with an editor similar to what Dialogic provides.

https://github.com/nathanhoad/godot_dialogue_manager https://github.com/coppolaemilio/dialogic

Use something like Dialogic or (personal recommendation) Dialog Manager.

I used a Godot plugin called "Dialogic" to create it, still working on the themes and assets, so most changes made are cosmetic.

There are two great dialogue systems available for Godot, Godot Dialogue Manager, which is geared more towards writing things in a script, and Dialogic with a nice user interface, that is more artist-friendly (though direct script editing is also available). It also has more features (at least in the new version, which is currently under development for the upcoming Godot 4 and might not be suitable for production).

Here you go. You should try RC3 with this. https://github.com/coppolaemilio/dialogic/commits/main

Dialogic 2.0 is supposed to be Godot 4 ready (according to github https://github.com/coppolaemilio/dialogic)

For your second question, try looking at existing add-ons like Dialogic either for a ready to use implementation or as inspiration for how to code your own.