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Free and open-source Godot 4.0 demo scenes to see the new features in action

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A set of more than 20 demos showing the new features of Godot 4.0

Godot 4.0: New Features demos

A demo showing the new font handling: a person with a bubble that says, "hey, wake up! It's time to make video games"

It's here!

After a very long wait (even by Godot standards!), we finally have our hands on Godot 4.

In this project, we've built upwards of 20 simple demos you can play with and learn from to try some of Godot 4.0's new features.

The demos navigation menu

Feel free to run the project and test them out!

A Few Things of Note

Additionally to the demos you can run from the menu, we have some examples accessible only in the editor.

  • in additional/custom_resources, you'll find a demonstration of custom resource exports, grouped exports, auto-generation documentation, and generally, the new inspector panel and export features
  • in additional/POT_generation, we explain how to generate POT (translation) files
  • in additional/snippets, you'll find a good number of examples of the new GDScript features and syntax
  • in 2d_particles, there's an additional rainy scene
  • in networking, you'll find no less than six different network architectures, which we tried to keep as simple as possible, demonstrating different setups.

Demos

If you run the demo project, the navigation menu will provide you with a short description for each of these. If you prefer jumping to the code, here is the full list!

A demo showing the new physics benchmark: A pool of balls A demo showing the new dynamic 2D lights A demo showing the new 2D particles: a rainy night scene A demo showing the new light handling with voxels A demo showing the new physics: an area with balls that can bounce around

Credits

We didn't build those demos alone; We were greatly helped by:

  • Fales
  • Paulloz
  • Tokage
  • iFire
  • Smix8
  • Calinou
  • Raulsntos

Controls

Most demos use:

  • WASD
  • 🖱 Mouse
  • Left Mouse
  • ␣ Space

Where relevant, we've described the controls.

License:

All code is MIT-licensed, and assets are CC-By 4.0 GDQuest.

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Free and open-source Godot 4.0 demo scenes to see the new features in action

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