Create a new Godex Project

Assuming you already have Godex compiled (if not, you can follow this wiki) let's create a new project.

You can create a new Godex project, like you usually do with Godot. Opening it, you will find something like this: Screenshot from 2021-01-12 10-32-28

It's familiar, isn't it? Just notice the new editor tab WorldECS on top.

Let's add a `WorldECS`.

Godex, being and ECS module, stores its Components and DataBags inside a World (more info ℹ️). To add a World in your scene, you just have to add the node WorldECS:

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Automatically, that world will be set as active and all the Component storages and DataBags will be automatically stored in that world.

Create out first `Entity`.

To add an entity, you can add a new Entity node:

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⭐ Note: It's not important put your entities under the WorldECS node. The WorldECS node is globally registered, it works exactly like the WorldEnvironment you already know.

An Entity is nothing more than a bare container (more info ℹ️); Its behaviour is defined by its components that you can add using the inspector at your right side: Screenshot from 2021-01-12 10-49-48

Add two Components to it: The MeshComponent and the TransformComponent. You should have something like this: Screenshot from 2021-01-12 11-00-10

💡 Make sure to set a Mesh (if you want a material: assign it directly on the Mesh; right now it's not fully implemented the material override and the UI to create a material is not fully working so create it and then drag and drop [It will be fixed soon 🤞]).

Compose the pipeline.

If you try to play the scene, you will have a black screen: not only because the camera is missing but also because there are not systems in the WorldECS, so nothing is running. Let's fix it.

Click on the WorldECS, it will open the editor where you can create a new pipeline: