Introduction:

• Fairy Tale is a godot demo game project where a main character with basic player movements and 3 different combat mechanics fights against mushroom-type test enemies in an open world surrounded by mountains and trees.

Features:

🔵 Enemies:

• Enemies have 3 main areas.

• 1st area:
  It is the outermost area, when exiting this area, the enemy returns to his spawn.

• 2nd area:
  is the field of view, when the character enters this area, the enemy is triggered and starts chasing the character and attacking the character.

• 3rd area:
  when this area hits the character, if the character is inside that area, it takes damage.

  

🔵 Player Movement:

• "W,A,S,D" keys for movement, "Shift" to run fast and "Space" to jump.

🔵 Autofocus On The Enemy:

• Inside the character node is a node named "target". Changes the rotation based on the "direction" value.
• A focus mark appears on the enemy closest to this target. Our character's next attack will be in this focus direction.

🔵 Attack Power System:

• Attack power is calculated in the "calc_power.gd" script.
• Returns a random attack power based on the "power" and "luck" values entered in the "get_power" function.

🔵 Billboard Health Bar For Enemies:

• Located inside the enemy node.

• Drawing "ShaderMaterial" taking "health" data from the enemy on the master node.

• This picture always looks towards the camera.

  

🔵 Lod System:

• Their quality deteriorates as they move away from trees and houses.

• This is an important system for optimizing and values can be changed in the editor.

  

🔵 Blur And Dark Screen When Character Dies:

#on "assests/script/death.gd" :
func death_envs(delta):
	if env.dof_blur_far_amount < death_env_blur_amount:
		env.dof_blur_far_amount += delta * 0.01
	if env.adjustment_saturation > death_env_saturation:
		env.adjustment_saturation -= delta * 0.6
	if env.adjustment_brightness > death_env_brightness:
		env.adjustment_brightness -=  delta * 0.1

🔵 Attack Sounds And Game Music

🔵 Smooth Camera Mechanics (interpolated):

• The real pivot (the node to which the camera is attached) follows a dummy pivot.

• When the mouse is rotated, actions take place on the dummy pivot.

  

#on "assests/script/player_movement.gd" :
	if event is InputEventMouseMotion && Input.get_mouse_mode() != 0 and $ui.game:
		var resultant = sqrt((event.relative.x * event.relative.x )+ (event.relative.y * event.relative.y ))
		var rot = Vector3(-event.relative.y,-event.relative.x,0).normalized()
		puppet_pivot.rotate_object_local(rot , resultant * mouse_sensivity)
		puppet_pivot.rotation.z = clamp(puppet_pivot.rotation.z,deg2rad(-0),deg2rad(0))
		puppet_pivot.rotation.x = clamp(puppet_pivot.rotation.x,deg2rad(-30),deg2rad(30))

func _physics_process(delta):
	if $ui.game:
		#pivot.rotation.z = lerp_angle(pivot.rotation.z, puppet_pivot.rotation.z ,delta * 10)
		pivot.rotation.x = lerp_angle(pivot.rotation.x, puppet_pivot.rotation.x ,delta * 10)
		pivot.rotation.y = lerp_angle(pivot.rotation.y, puppet_pivot.rotation.y ,delta * 10)
		#pivot.rotation = pivot.rotation.linear_interpolate(puppet_pivot.rotation,delta * 10)
		pivot.global_transform.origin = pivot.global_transform.origin.linear_interpolate(character.get_node("RemotePivot").global_transform.origin,delta *2)

🔵 Combat Mechanics like Dark Souls

And more in Fairy Tale...

Thanks!:

https://github.com/Zylann/godot_scatter_plugin
https://github.com/Zylann/godot_heightmap_plugin
https://github.com/Arnklit/Waterways