Open ahrbe1 opened 1 month ago
Ok. After poking around with this more I wound up having to tweak a couple things to get this to build and load for me in Godot 4.3 under MSVC 2022 on Windows 10:
# checkout the C++ bindings to match Godot 4.3
cd extern/godot-cpp
git checkout 4.3
# fix cmake issue with unquoted variables near line 100
vim extern/godot-cpp/CMakeLists.txt
- string(REPLACE "/RTC1" "" CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG})
+ string(REPLACE "/RTC1" "" CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS_DEBUG}")
# disable warnings-as-errors
vim cmake/CompilerWarnings.cmake
-option( ${PROJECT_NAME_UPPERCASE}_WARNING_AS_ERROR "Treat warnings as errors" ON )
+option( ${PROJECT_NAME_UPPERCASE}_WARNING_AS_ERROR "Treat warnings as errors" OFF )
# Godot won't load the gdextension unless I edit this file
vim MyPlugin.gdextension
- linux.release.x86_64 = "lib/Linux-x86_64/libMyPlugin.so"
- windows.release.x86_64 = "lib/Windows-AMD64/MyPlugin.dll"
+ linux.x86_64 = "lib/Linux-x86_64/libMyPlugin.so"
+ windows.x86_64 = "lib/Windows-AMD64/MyPlugin.dll"
So I am pretty new to Godot, though I do know CMake and C++ pretty well. I went through the official gdextension docs for scons, and then later found this project. I managed to get this project building out of the box, no problem. The question I have is where does this go in relation to my Godot project files? The setup instructions in the readme don't quite tell me that part (or at least I missed it).
After inspecting https://github.com/nathanfranke/gdextension, I made some guesses and attempted to structure things like the following:
By using the following build commands:
Everything compiles fine and installs fine with that. The problem is I can't seem to get Godot to find or import the extension.
Can you advise on how to create a working Godot project with this? Do I need to edit my project file? Or add this extension via the project plugin list somehow?
Also, is it possible to use this repo for multiple (unrelated) C++ extensions in the same Godot project? How does the folder structure change in that case?
Maybe consider extending the readme or adding a wiki article?
Thanks!