Some advice, tips, and resources I can share for those looking to make GDExtensions

• GDExtensionSummator

  6 174 3.1 C++

  The Summator Example from Custom Modules made with the GDExtension system in Godot 4

  Once you get it building correctly on your machine, you can use GitHub actions to test that it will also build on other desktops, as well as actually build the libraries needed for the extensions on those platforms. So if you're like me and using Windows, you can only build for Windows and Linux. This will build the mac libraries for you. Here's an example of a .yml file that does that. You can compare it against mine to see what I changed for my situation.

• SaaSHub

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• 3DProcGenGDExtension

  2 12 4.5 C++

  A GDExtension for generating 3D procedural worlds

  Once you get it building correctly on your machine, you can use GitHub actions to test that it will also build on other desktops, as well as actually build the libraries needed for the extensions on those platforms. So if you're like me and using Windows, you can only build for Windows and Linux. This will build the mac libraries for you. Here's an example of a .yml file that does that. You can compare it against mine to see what I changed for my situation.

• GodotSteam

  36 2,893 8.5 C++

  An ecosystem of tools for Godot Engine and Valve's Steam. For the Windows, Linux, and Mac platforms.

  

• godot_voxel

  46 2,718 9.8 C++

  Voxel module for Godot Engine

  The master branch of this one will also build as a GDExtension for Windows. This one is successfully building regularly, but structured different than the rest of the GDExtensions I've seen. I haven't played with this project too much yet, but it's an insanely powerful module/extension: https://github.com/Zylann/godot_voxel

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