I am learning GODOT, and I am following this solution below to connect godot to arduino via bluetooth with a custom module, I managed to compile the Android Export Templates successfully, and when I get to the next step I’m stuck and I don’t want to mess up all the work in the source file because I don’t understand the principle yet, and several questions come to me;

1. does the compilation create a new costumed editor and I have to use it for the new functionality of the custum module (GodotBluetooth) to be supported?
2. how to import the project cleanly without the file ( project.godot )
3. how to do the step ( 1.Add the module in the engine.cfg: )

thank you in advance for your help

https://github.com/favarete/GodotBluetooth

I want to understand the principle of custom modules and the instructions of this project in order to be able to interact phisically with godot via arduino

CodePudding user response：

1. does the compilation create a new costumed editor and I have to use it for the new functionality of the custum module (GodotBluetooth) to be supported?

You can build the editor, following the instructions for your platform (see Compiling).

However, if you have a module you need to build the export templates. Which means getting Godot source, adding the module and following the corresponding build instructions.

To build the export templates for Android you would go to Compiling for Android, and then go to the Building the export templates title and follow the instructions step by step.

You would then have to set the export templates to the ones you built. Usually you would replace build templates you download from Godot servers with yours. See Exporting projects.

However, currently Android is an special case. Since Godot 3.2 it went from using modules to using Android Plugins. For that you would have to follow the instructions in Custom builds for Android.

2. how to import the project cleanly without the file ( project.godot )

3. how to do the step ( 1.Add the module in the engine.cfg: )

I have bad news for you. The engine.cfg was the project description file, now it is project.godot. The instructions are for Godot 2.

So you don't import a project.godot at all. You need to get Godot 2, and make your project in Godot 2. Then it should have a engine.cfg which you can open with any text editor (it is basically an ini file) and modify it.

And yes, that also means you need to follow the build instructions for Godot 2 which imply getting Godot source, but on the 2.1 branch.