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This repository contains community-created extensions for the TopDown Engine, More Mountains' bestselling top down games solution, available on the Unity Asset Store. These extensions can be anything, from an alternate take on an existing Character Ability, to brand new ones, or new ways to use the engine.

• AI Brain Extensions, by TheBitCave : These are hosted separately, at https://github.com/thebitcave/ai-brain-extensions-for-topdown-engine, and provide a way to interact with AI Brains using visual nodes.
• AIDecisionPlayerIsInSameRoom, by 石田ぎがしー Gigacee, an AI decision that returns true if the player is in one of the specified rooms, false otherwise.
• AI Performance Manager, by Force : A system used to disable AIs based on distance to the player for better performance
• Character8WayGridMovement, by @jcphlux : adds support for 8-way grid movement.
• Control Freak 2 Integration, by christougher : support for the input solution Control Freak 2, available on the Asset Store.
• HeldButtonZone, by Dougomite : a button activated zone for which the player needs to keep the button pressed for a certain duration to activate
• MMFeedbackLootDrops, by Dougomite : an MMFeedback that spawns "loot" (item pickers or any object you want) in a certain radius at weighted chances
• MultiInventoryDetails, by men8 : an addon to handle all active inventories on scene. See this repo for more info.
• ReferenceFrameCharacterMovement, by Necka : a specialized variant of the Character Movement ability that corrects for a reference frame camera

Because they weren't created by Renaud, the creator of the TopDown Engine, because I want to keep the Engine simple to use and just pouring features into it (as cool as they may be) wouldn't be such a great idea, and because the Engine is meant to be extended upon, and these extensions are great examples of that.

No you don't, it's all free to use. Feel free to give credit to their creators though (they'll mention that in the class' comments if they want to).

Absolutely, contributions are always welcome. If you want to contribute, drop me a line using the form on this page, or create a pull request on this very repository.

You'd need to contact the creator of the extension if they've put their contact info in the class somewhere. If not, not much I can do, I won't provide support for these.