CompatibilityCompatibility

Both languages use Godot 4.7.2 and share the reusable-definition model. Choose the C# library for a .NET project or the native addon for GDScript.

Beta APIs

Both implementations are in beta. APIs may change; a platform build does not guarantee every export configuration.

C#

Requires Godot .NET with matching GodotSharp 4.7.2 bindings. The library targets .NET 8 and 10; its package ID and namespace are tweens.gd.

Install C#

GDScript

Requires the bundled GDExtension. No .NET runtime, plugin activation, or autoload is needed. The combined addon can support both languages in one project.

Install GDScript

C# support

CI builds and tests on Windows and runs rendering tests on Linux. Tests exercise the library’s .NET 8 build as well as .NET 10.

Trimmed, AOT, mobile, and web exports are not validated by the current checks. Your application supplies the matching engine.

GDScript support

Platform	Validation
Windows and Linux	Native builds and standard Godot 4.7.2 tests
Windows export	Release export tested
Web	Release exports with and without threads tested in Edge
macOS	Universal native library built
iOS and Android	Native libraries built; not tested on devices

Web exports

Enable Extensions Support in the export preset.

Native build architectures

• Windows and Linux: x86_64, x86_32, arm64.
• macOS: universal; iOS: arm64.
• Android: arm64, arm32, x86_64, x86_32.
• Web: wasm32, with and without threads.

Debug and Release tests also use 2dog’s embedded engine. Other engine versions, browsers, and devices are not validated. See GDScript API differences.

Rendering requirements

Enable transparency, emission, normal mapping, and other rendering features before animating their values. Shader default lookup needs a working renderer; the dummy headless renderer may not supply it.

See materials and shaders in C# or GDScript.