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Charts for Godot Engine, made easy.

Note Looking for 3.x version? 👉 3.x

How does it work?

There is a WIKI with some tutorials, even if it is a work in progress.
You can also find practical examples in addons/easy_charts/examples/.

Available Charts and when to use them

This library offers a set of charts for each main Godot Node:

  • control Control Charts: Fast Charts plotted in a Control Node. They offer basic Control properties, such as Margins, size inheritance and control. No animations, best suited for UIs that rely on Control Node structures.
  • 2D Charts: plotted in 2D Nodes. They offer additional tools, such as animations. They can be used to implement more aesthetic charts in 2D contexts. Compatibility not guaranteed in Canvas and Control nodes.
  • 3D Charts: Plotted using 3D nodes, but can be used both in 2D and 3D spaces. They offer the possibility to plot 3D datasets, which are common in machine learning contexts or just data analysis. A Camera Control will also be available, which can be used to move around the chart.

Available Charts

Control 2D 3D
ScatterChart
LineChart
BarChart
AreaChart
PieChart
RadarChart
BubbleChart
DonutChart
ParliamentChart
SunburstChart

Some Examples

Realtime LineChart

example_LineChart_realtime

Realtime PieChart

example_Piechart

RadarChart

exampleradar

ScatterChart

example01

Composite Chart

example03

Multiplot

example03

Some references for charts and plots

Flourish
Chart.js
Google Charts plotly matplotlib

Warning This addon was built for a personal use intention. It was released as an open source plugin in the hope that it could be useful to the Godot Engine Community. As a "work in progress" project, there is no warranty for any eventual issue and bug that may broke your project.
I don't assume any responsibility for possible corruptions of your project. It is always advisable to keep a copy of your project and check any changes you make in your Github repository.