Visualize Vectors in Your Godot Games
A powerful Godot 4 addon for displaying 2D vectors directly in your game with extensive customization, excellent performance, and zero hassle.
Quick Start
Get up and running in minutes
Download the addon
Clone or download the repository from GitHub and copy the
addons/vector_display_2d folder into your Godot project’s addons directory.Enable the plugin
Open your Godot project, go to Project → Project Settings → Plugins, and enable Vector Display 2D.
Add the VectorDisplay2D node
Create a new
VectorDisplay2D node in your scene, set the target node and property (e.g., velocity), and customize with a VectorDisplaySettings resource. Press Shift + V during runtime to toggle visibility.The VectorDisplay2D node will automatically visualize any Vector2 property on your target node.
Core Features
Everything you need for vector visualization
Real-time Visualization
Display vectors like velocity and acceleration directly in your game as you play.
Rich Customization
Rainbow colors, dimming effects, arrowheads, pivot modes, and more.
Performance Optimized
Smart redraw detection ensures minimal overhead even with many vectors.
Runtime Configuration
Modify settings on the fly without restarting your game.
Shareable Presets
Save and share VectorDisplaySettings resources across projects.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Toggle visibility with Shift + V or customize your own shortcuts.
Explore the Documentation
Dive deeper into specific topics
Core Concepts
Understand how Vector Display 2D works under the hood.
Guides
Step-by-step tutorials for common use cases and configurations.
Examples
Real-world examples showing velocity, acceleration, and custom styling.
API Reference
Complete API documentation for all classes and properties.
Ready to visualize your vectors?
Install Vector Display 2D today and start debugging and understanding your game physics with ease.
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