Cookpot Plugin by Completely Cooked Games

Cookpot is a plugin for Godot that provides essential tools for game prototyping, including input handling, sound effect management, graphic fx pooling / spawning and music management

Features

CookInput:

A simple input handler for up to 4 players, supporting both gamepad and keyboard inputs. Perfect for local multiplayer setups.

It also has keyboard bindings for gamepads one and two as well as mouse bindings for gamepad one.

For example: to find out if the primary input is pressed, do the following:

var input := CookInput.get_inputs(0)
if input.primary:
	print("A or Y is pressed on gamepad one. Or the Spacebar, IDK.")

CookMath:

A collection of maths functions to assist with common operations (i.e. delta-independant easing) in 3D game development.

For example: to slow the velocity down to zero exponentially, independent of framerate, do this:

velocity = velocity.lerp(Vector3.ZERO, CookMath.dease(delta, 0.1))

CookSFX:

A one-shot sound effect player with sound effect grouping functionality, allowing for easy management and playback of sound effects.

For example: to play a jump sound:

1. Create a CookSFXList resource.
2. Add a sound called something like res://sounds/jump.wav to the CookSFXList resource.
3. Add the CookSFXList resource to the CookSFX scene (or assign via code)
4. Call CookSFX.play("jump", global_transform.origin) to play it

CookSFX.play("<registered-sound-file-basename>", global_transform.origin)

Groups:

You can group sounds by calling them jump1, jump2, jump3, etc - they'll automatically switch between.

CookMusic:

A looping background music player with master volume and loop control

For example: to play a music:

1. Create a CookMusicList resource.
2. Add a music file called something like res://music/music.mp3
3. Add the CookMusicList resource to the CookMusic scene (or assign via code)
4. Call CookMusic.play("music")

CookSFX.play("<registered-music-file-basename>")

Repeats:

Set the start loop and end loop points (in seconds) to have continuous music.

CookGFX:

A one-shot scene effect instnacer with pooling functionality, allowing for easy management and playback of graphics effects.

For example:, to play a smoke particle effect:

1. Create a CookGFXList resource.
2. Add a scene with a smoke particle called something like res://gfx/smoke.tsn to the CookGFXList resource.
3. Add the CookGFXList resource to the CookGFX scene (or assign via code)
4. Call CookGFX.fire("smoke", global_transform.origin)

 # instatiate 1 gfx inst
CookGFX.fire("<registered-effect-scene-basename>", global_transform.origin, [optional-data])

 # instatiate 10
CookGFX.fire_many(10, "<registered-effect-scene-basename>", global_transform.origin, [optional-data])

 # fire a rigidbody and impulse fling
CookGFX.fire_body("<registered-effect-scene-basename>", global_transform.origin, 20, 10, [optional-data])

# fire many rigidbodies
CookGFX.fire_bodies(3, ...) 

And if you need to handle the firing event in a script...

func _on_fire(data: Variant) -> void:
	print("fire", data)

How to Use this plugin

Add the plugin to your Godot project and you're ready to go.