A tool for generating a navigation mesh from collision data in a 2D scene. Implemented and tested in Godot 3.2.3.

PRs are welcome, no guarantees on a swift review though.

If your Godot project is tracked with Git, it is recommended to install this as a Git submodule. This means you can easily pull down updates. From your project root:

git submodule add https://github.com/samuelbigos/godot_2d_navmesh_generator addons/godot_2d_navmesh_generator

If you're not tracking on Git, download the repo and place into the 'addons/godot_2d_navmesh_generator' directory.

1. Add a NavigationPolygonInstance to your scene (see documentation).
2. In the Inspector menu, add a new NavigationPolygon and make sure it's selected.
3. In the bottom panel you should see a tab NavmeshGen. Click it.
4. Use this menu to generate a mesh for your NavigatonPolygon.

A demo project is included (2d_navmesh_generator_demo.zip), it includes basic navmesh agent and some collision shapes to generate a navmesh from.

• 'Holes' in topology are not supported (yet). This means if you have a donut shape, the hole will be filled in. The solution for now is to leave a gap somewhere (and make it big enough for your agent width), then fill in the gap manually.
• After generating, re-select the NavigationPolygonInstance node a few times in the editor to bring up the polygon editing interface.
• Settings are not saved and will reset to default when re-selecting the node.
• Generation time cost increases with square of scene size, which can be unoptimal for large scenes. Try and split your scenes up into multiple navmeshes if possible.
• Works better if most straight lines are axis-aligned. This is because the scene is rasterized before being converted to a mesh, and diagonal lines introduce aliasing.
• Only tested on Godot 3.2.3 and GLES3, might not work on other versions.

• Fix known issues.
• Create an API to generate programatically (for procedurally generated scenes).
• Port to GDNative for performance.
• Clean up and properly comment code.
• Suggestions welcome!

• Initial release.