Game feel and juiciness in Godot

[wintry jackal]

Hi,

I've been doing some research lately on how I can improve my game feel and juiciness in Godot.

I'm talking tweens, particle effects, transitions, etc... Like this:
https://youtu.be/Fy0aCDmgnxg?si=RVDRuod9TgczjR6U

I also came across this Unity plugin which appears to be designed to help with implementing these types of effects:
https://youtu.be/7wqzvc7Xg3s?si=ZMSF_8u8sX6RK_IV

My question is, does Godot have any plugins like this that would speed up this process?

Any other tips/tricks specifically relevant to Godot on this topic would be appreciated. Thanks!

[novel burrow]

I don't think that plugin is necessary in godot. From what i remember, Unity has such bad UX, you need plugins, but in godot it's much easier so you don't really need plugins.
That being said, i found some interesting plugins that help with what you described
Basically type "tween" in the search bar and you will get a few interesting plugins

for example, there's Tween Animation that gives you visual representation of tweens

or Global Tweens

tweens and animation player are the base of the visual effects you want to make

[wintry jackal]

Thanks! I will def look into those plugins; that is basically what I was looking for with visual tweens & previews/testing.
I will see if any of those fit my needs; if not I may take a crack at making my own system