1 Repository Structure

This document describes what is the current folder structure in the Liblast repository.

Asset Sources - place to store project files and resources used to create assets, that are not directly used in the game
- Audio
- Characters
- Decals
- Effects
- HUD
- Maps
- Props
- Weapons
Design - files that are not directly used in the game or asset creation, but are useful in the design process
Game - the root of the Godot game project
- .godot - Godot's asset import cache and other temporary files
- Assets - all game assets
  - Announcer - announcer lines
  - Audio - code and nodes used for audio playback
  - Characters - everything used for game characters
  - Decals - textures and nodes used for spawnable decals like blood splats, bullet holes etc.
  - Effects - textures and nodes used for spawnable effects like bullet hits, gibs etc.
  - Fonts - externally sourced fonts
  - HUD - everything used for rendering the Head's Up Display in the game
  - MapComponents - deprecated?
  - Maps - everything related to maps
  - Materials - in teh future this should be a global library of materials to be used in maps
  - Props - decorative objects used in maps
  - SFX - audio files for sound effects
  - Shaders - not used
  - UI - everything related to the game UI (menu system), not to be confused with the HUD
  - Weapons - nodes, models and textures for weapons
Godot - Godot editor binaries and export templates currently used with the game (will not be necessary after switching to an official Godot 4 release - this is necessary since we're using nightly builds right now).
Screenshots - image files to be embeded in README.md