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Godot State Charts 17

by Godotneers | MIT

Godot State Charts is an extension for Godot Engine 4 or later that allows you to use state charts in your game. State Charts are similar to finite state machines, but they are more powerful and avoid the state explosion problem of traditional FSMs

Built from scratch for the Godot Engine in an idiomatic way using Godot's nodes and signals. You need very little code to get started. Supports both GDScript and C#. Your code only interacts with a single class, StateChart which has two methods for

AI Behaviour State Machine FSM

StateMachine 0

by p5yg3n | MIT

A lightweight, clean, and robust Finite State Machine implementation for Godot 4

Godot 4 Lightweight Finite State Machine (FSM) A clean, robust, and production-ready Finite State Machine implementation for Godot 4. Designed with a decoupled component pattern, this architecture keeps your character and entity scripts organized by

GDScript Scripts Framework FSM

GState 0

by Felix Shih | MIT

Node-based hierarchical state machines with a visual graph editor for Godot 4.7 up

GState is a lightweight, event-driven hierarchical state machine addon. States live as nodes in the Scene Tree, while transitions are managed through a visual graph editor. It supports nested states, multiple independent machines, Undo/Redo, shared

State Machine FSM

Hierarchical Finite State Machine Demo 0

by Godot Foundation | MIT

This example shows how to apply the State machine programming pattern in GDscript, including Hierarchical States, and a pushdown automaton

This example shows how to apply the State machine programming pattern in GDscript, including Hierarchical States, and a pushdown automaton. Language: GDScript Renderer: Compatibility Why use a state machine States are common in games. You can use the

2D FSM Demo HFSM

Card Combat Engine 0

by Javier Islas | AGPL-3.0 license

Turn-based card combat engine in pure GDScript: turn FSM, mana, draw, creatures & spells, attack/defense/block with simultaneous damage resolution, and pluggable AI. Logic only — no UI, no autoloads, no editor tooling; pairs with any card presentation

If you're building a Digital TCG or CCG, a deck-building roguelike or any turn-based card battler in Godot, you've probably noticed the pattern: the popular card addons give you beautiful hands, drag-and-drop and pile management — and then you're on your

Serialization Behaviour FSM Card Game Card Combat

Synapse: Graph-Based State Machine 0

by Gideon Klompje | MIT

An extensible, graph-based state machine framework for Godot. Features a visual editor, composition-based behaviors, nested machines, and built-in persistence

Key Features: Graph-based UI: Create and edit complex state transitions visually. Composition-over-Inheritance: Extensible behavior framework for adding logic to states. Decoupled Logic: Model state flow independently from the scene tree. Visual Data

State Machine FSM

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