Migeran PyGodot Binding

[GeorgeS2019]

https://migeran.com/blog/ultimate-asset-pipeline-for-godot-engine

[touilleMan]

That's pretty interesting 😀

However the article is now almost 3 years old, I wonder what have been the progress since then...

If I had to add my 2cents:

We are well aware of TouilleMan's great Godot Python Extension
, and usually, we are a big fan of Not reinventing the wheel.

I guess the most compelling reason to implement new Python bindings is because Godot-Python is still WIP to support Godot 4 ^^

Our goals were:

[...]
Completely dynamic: our bindings use the new introspection capabilities of the GDExtension API to discover Godot types, no need to generate code/release new bindings whenever there is a new version of the Godot Engine.

I not totally sure it's still the case for Godot 4, but the introspection API is not available when Godot is compiled in the default release mode in order to reduce the binary size.
But obviously this is no big deal for a tool aimed at development; and, as stated, relying on a introspection API brings a lot of simplicity. Another drawback on the introspection API is also worst performance, but there again it is no big deal when Python is only used as a glue to build a pipeline.

You choose your battle wisely here 👍

We want to be able to embed the Godot Engine output into the host application. This will allow features like Live Interactive Previews inside Blender: the artist could see the assets she is working on without any delays or additional steps. This will provide a huge productivity boost for the graphics asset design, especially for Indie Games with very tight budgets.

Wow this is cool \o/