You are able to set different sprites/animations ; collisions ; SFX for each state of life of your bullets.

Spawning has a “ShapeManager” node, which is an AnimatedSprite.

<aside> 💡

In the newest versions of Godot, drawn textures are blurry by default. Go to Projects settings → textures → filter and set to “nearest” to draw textures as pixel art.

</aside>

☄️Versions 4.3+ and BLAST

1. Add animations to the ShapeManager if you want you bullets to look something else than the default texture (Animations supported).
2. Under ShapeManager are a list of collision shapes you can edit.
3. The root of Spawning.tscn also has a SFX node, containing audioplayers.
4. In Bullet Props, add an ☄️AnimState under the Animation category and fill its fields accordingly.

🌀Versions up to 4.2

1. Add animations to the ShapeManager if you want you bullets to look something else than the default texture (Animations supported).
2. Write the name of the animation in the corresponding property of the Visuals :
3. Under ShapeManager are a list of collision shapes you can edit.
4. Same usage : their name is to be written is the desired property in BulletProps.
5. The root of Spawning.tscn also has a SFX variable, an array of audio files. Select one by setting the desired property in BulletProps to the index (for version up to 4.2) of the audio file in the array.