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Vivarium: 48 Small Animals and Insects for Godot 4 Maps

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

Vivarium: 48 Small Animals and Insects for Godot 4 Maps 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.

Vivarium for Godot 4: 48 species of small life drawn in code Vivarium is a Godot 4.7 addon that fills your 2D maps with the small life a real place has: 48 species in 10 families (butterflies, moths, fireflies, dragonflies, bees, fish, frogs, bats, pond skaters and lizards), placed by reading your own TileMapLayer and changing with the time of day.

Butterflies and bees work the meadow, dragonflies quarter the pond, koi move under the surface, frogs on the bank dive when your player walks up, lizards bask on the path, and at night moths circle the lamp, fireflies flash and bats hunt. No image file ships: every wing, fin and leg is drawn by GDScript into one texture when a level loads. A free MIT lite (12 species) is on this page.

Royalty free in your games. var life:= Vivarium2D.new() life.layers = [$Ground, $Water] # your TileMapLayers life.biomes = ["meadow", "pond"] life.watch = [$Player] # creatures flee from it add_child(life) Nothing to place Vivarium2D reads each tile: a vivarium custom data value (water, ground, none) or, with no value, the tile's collision polygon (a wall or a tree trunk holds nothing).

Tagged 2D, ambient, Animals, gdscript, Godot, godot-4, insects, nature, Procedural Generation and Top-Down.

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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