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Lovely Event 0

by Im Tired Rat | MIT

A light-weight but flexible script-based event sequencer add-on for Godot based off my original Love2D event sequencer system, hence the name

A script-based event sequencer in which you queue "events" into a queue of your choosing! Perfect for creating cutscenes or calling a sequential string of functions! Flexible and customizable, small and easy to integrate into projects. I've used this in

GedisQueue 0

by Jake Cattrall | MIT

A powerful background job queue for Godot, built on Gedis — track jobs through waiting / active / completed / failed states with custom processors, batching and lifecycle events

Background work, queued and processed the way grown-up apps do it — natively in Godot. GedisQueue brings a proper job-queue system to Godot, modelled on industry-standard queues like Bull and Sidekiq, and powered by Gedis. Schedule asynchronous work —

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