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Scathe: Battle Damage Drawn Into Your Sprites for Godot 4

A Godot 4 addon pack from Core Systems Asset Factory. Made with Godot. Paid.

Scathe: Battle Damage Drawn Into Your Sprites for Godot 4 is a Godot 4 addon pack for Godot, paid.

Its title or description names Godot 4. Its store page states that commercial use is permitted; the exact licence terms are on the store page.

Scathe: battle damage drawn into your own sprites, for Godot 4 Scathe is a Godot 4.7 addon that draws the damage every hit leaves on your own enemy and player sprites: 49 presets, 7 kinds of mark on 7 materials, and an HP band wear that grinds the whole sprite down as its health falls. One canvas shader and one Scathe node; nothing to paint, no damaged variants.

A free MIT lite (12 presets) is on this page. # add a Scathe node under your Sprite2D, then in your combat code: $Enemy/Scathe.take_damage(amount, max_hp, "Fire Breath") # lowers health, draws a SCORCH mark The element NAME picks the mark, so your own element list works: fire burns, ice frosts, thunder burns a branching scar, poison bruises, earth cracks, acid eats through, anything else cuts.

Each new mark lands on a part of the body thick enough to hold it, away from the marks already there, and never outside the sprite's outline. 7 kinds of mark Cut: a lens shaped gash with a broken lit lip; bleeds and runs on flesh and scale. Crack: a crack network and radial spokes in the material's own colour in shadow, bare material on dark surfaces.

Tagged 2D, combat, damage, Fantasy, gdscript, Godot, godot-4, Monsters, Shaders and vfx.

AI disclosure, as the store page states it: AI Assisted, Code, Graphics

Questions

Which engines is it for?

Its itch.io store page lists Godot under Made with. Its title or description names Godot 4.

Can I use it in a commercial game?

Yes. Its store page states that commercial use is permitted. The exact licence terms are on the store page.

Paid · Get it on itch.io. Files, screenshots and the full description are on the store page.

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