These are the project files for a first person shooter made with the Godot game engine. At the current stage it is mostly a port of the official Godot FPS tutorial (from GDScript to C#). Extending the game past official tutorials is definitely planned.

The source code is licensed under GPL v3.0 or later.

The licensing for assets and other files is still pending as it is planned to replace the assets provided by the Godot tutorial with custom-made ones. So please refer to the official Godot FPS tutorial for more information about the used assets. https://docs.godotengine.org/en/3.1/tutorials/3d/fps_tutorial/part_one.html

Contact: leon.wilzer@protonmail.com, if you believe that your property is being misused here.

1. Download the game's binaries here: https://github.com/LeonWilzer/Godot-Test-FPS/releases Please file an issue (with the label "enhancement"), if your platform is not available: https://github.com/LeonWilzer/Godot-Test-FPS/issues

2. Open the .zip file.

3. Extract all the files into an empty folder.

4. Start the executable

   1. For Windows: You should be able to start it by simply double clicking the Windows.exe file.

   2. For Linux: Make the Linux.x86_64 executable with this command: $ chmod +x Linux.x86_64 Now execute the file:

      1. $ ./Linux.x86_64, if you are in the game's directory)
      2. Alternatively: $ x86_64 <Where "Linux.x86_64" is located> For example: $ x86_64 ~/Games/Godot-FPS/Linux.x86_64

5. How to close the game

   You can't, you have to kill it with Alt + F4 on Windows or unlock the mouse with the ESC and $ killall Linux.x86_64 on Linux. I am sure there are also other ways of accomplishing that on both platforms.

See below for information on how to build an experimental version from source.

1. Clone this repository: $ git clone https://github.com/LeonWilzer/Godot-Test-FPS.git

2. Install Godot (Mono Version): https://godotengine.org/download/linux

3. Open Godot and import the project.

4. Open the project if it is not already opened.

5. Start the game with the play button on the top right corner.

6. Refer to Godot docs and tutorials on how to develop a game.

Tip: See Editor > Editor Settings > Mono > Editor to set a third-party IDE as your preferred editor.