Third Person Shooter Starter

Elevate your game development with our comprehensive Third-Person Shooter Template for Godot! Ideal for developers aiming to streamline their process. This add-on provides a robust foundation for crafting exhilarating shooter games.

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Features:

• Inventory System: Effortlessly create resource-based items and pickups with our item pick-up template and Item Class resource.

• Resource-Based Weapons: Experience dynamic weapon handling and editing in the Godot editor. Edit weapon data, and preview how weapons will be held by your 3D character in the Godot editor, even before they've been picked up. A handgun and an XM-29 OICW Rifle (for you 90s nostalgic fans) have been included for testing.

• Component-Based Node Hierarchy: Enjoy an optimized and modular structure for easy customization and scalability. (Work in progress: some nodes still partially depend on and call sibling nodes to function.)
  

• Aiming and Firing Mechanics: Benefit from intuitive controls for precise targeting and shooting.
• Robust State Machine: Harness the power of the existing State Charts addon for a robust weapon and movement state machine.

• Exclusive Themed Mascot: Meet our Green Soldier  Guy, the perfect mascot to aid in prototyping your game. He uses modified Mixamo animations with the inclusion of a root bone and a shiny green plastic like material.

• Armor System: Add and remove armor and accessories with ease using Godot's Bone Attachment 3D.

• Robust Animation Tree: we have modified mixamo animations to be compatible with the weapons the soldier guy holds for a better fit. Eventually we will capture our own animations completely replacing the mixamo ones. The Animation Tree will be adjusted in the future to allow for ease of adding new blend trees for each unique weapon type. For now adding multiple animations for different weapons is possible but a bit tedious.  

Whether you're an indie developer or part of a larger team, this template is designed to provide the tools and flexibility needed to create an engaging and polished third-person shooter. Dive in and start building your dream game today!

In-Progress Development:

Please note that this is an alpha release, and some bugs may be present. We are actively working on improvements and updates to enhance your experience.

Some of the features we are working on:

• More weapons and customizable weapon data: Including missile launchers, knives, grenades, etc.
• State Based Animation Tree: right now we have a complex blend tree that we intend to update to be compatible with the features in the state chart add on included with this
• More animations: We are working on capturing our own animations and will include more for specific weapon types in the future.
• Physical bullets and breakable meshes
• Target Minigame
• Documentation 
• Video Tutorials on how to use the Plugin with your own assets

Future:

In the future, we intend to release paid addons that are compatible with this plugin such as custom animations and compatible weapon packs 

How You May Use This in Your Project:

The Green Soldier Guy is our beloved mascot for this plugin and future ones. We’re quite fond of him, so he’s reserved for prototyping purposes only. We do not mind if you make development logs with him in it, but please do not distribute him in asset packs, sell him, or use him in any commercial products—he's meant to stay with us and help you build awesome game prototypes!

You may use this plugin in any commercial or personal video game. Please review the license agreement here.

Documentation:

Here is the link to the future documentation page. for now just the licenses for the plugin and control scheme, but eventually we will have a wiki for how to develop with this plugin

If you find a bug or issue with the code, or need assistance within the editor please create a github issue.

Credits:

Special Thanks to Johnny Roduro for the godot 3rd person shooter tutorial that inspired this. Watch his whole series to see how we came up with the movement code here.

You can find Licenses for the assets used on the GitHub Page.