TinyGo has 2 features: PathFinder and Chunk

So how they work?

PathFinder uses Godot NavigationAgent3D to find the nearest path to the target. It returns

the Vector3 of the target Location and then you can apply the position of your enemy or

anything you want it to go to a target point with the given path from PathFinder.

Chunk uses tscn scene file as Chunks to load on given distance and unload when out of

range. Chunk also has preload feature that it instantiates on given distance of preload

distance before reaches the distance to make the chunk visible. So that makes sure that

the chunk is ready before the player reached the visible distance.

Example code:

PathFinder:

Code above shows the example to setup and apply the position to go to the target position.

Target can be anything you want as the location you want it to go. This can be useful for

enemy to chase player that it doesn’t walk blindly and hit the wall.

Remember to always add NavigationAgent3D to the chaser node and

always bake the NavigationRegion3D to make it works.

Chunk:

This code above shows the example of making a chunk instance. Using Chunk

in TinyGo is one tscn chunk per instance so when you have multiple chunks,

you need to add new Chunk instance for them. This ensures the chunk is

independ and not crashing other. The LocationNode is where the chunk will

appear when the player is within the given distance.

Enabling Preloading is recommended because it makes sure the chunk is

ready before the player enters the distance range.