Brushy

Provides tools for rapidly prototyping levels using convex polyhedrons.

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

Features

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?

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

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

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