Brushy

Provides tools for rapidly prototyping levels using convex polyhedrons.

This repository only contains the add-on and development resources.

Features

• TODO

Roadmap

• Creation of brushes
  • Block
  • Cylinder
  • Cone
  • Prism
  • Sphere
  • Arch?
  • Dome?
  • Torus?
  • Double Cone?
• Brush Manipulation
  • Vertex
    • Select
    • Move
    • Scale?
    • Snap to Grid?
  • Edge
    • Select
    • Move
    • Scale?
    • Split
  • Face
    • Select
    • Move
    • Scale?
  • Tools
    • Cut (split brush into two along a plane)
    • Carve (CSG Subtract)
    • Make Hollow (turn brush into room with walls)
    • Mirror Selection
      • X axis
      • Y axis
      • Z axis
• Texture Manipulation
  • Select Faces
  • Apply material to faces
  • Scale material
  • Shift material (X/Y)
  • Rotate material
  • Skew material
  • Align
    • Scale to fit
    • Scale to cover
    • Justify
      • Left
      • Center
      • Right
      • Top
      • Bottom
• Integration
  • Generate visual mesh
  • Generate physics shape
  • Generate occlusion meshes?

Installation

Using the Asset Library

• Open the Godot editor.
• Navigate to the AssetLib tab at the top of the editor and search for "Brushy".
• Install the Brushy plugin. Keep all files checked during installation.
• In the editor, open Project > Project Settings, go to Plugins and enable the Brushy plugin.

Manual installation

Manual installation lets you use pre-release versions of this add-on by following its master branch.

• Clone this Git repository:

git clone https://github.com/DarkKilauea/godot-brushy.git

Alternatively, you can download a ZIP archive if you do not have Git installed.

• Move the addons/ folder to your project folder.
• In the editor, open Project > Project Settings, go to Plugins and enable the Brushy plugin.

Usage

USAGE

License

Copyright © 2021 Josh Jones and contributors

Unless otherwise specified, files in this repository are licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.md for more information.