Stack navigation
UIFlow.push(ShopPage) resolves the scene, runs enter/exit hooks, and keeps modal pages from leaking input downward.
Godot 4.6 · Free MIT
UIFlow
Treat menus like a stack, not a spaghetti of scenes. Push pages by class, animate the handoff, bind data, and keep gamepad prompts honest.
- Page class_name scene
- Push stack + lifecycle
- Transition fade · slide · custom
- Ready focus · prompts · bind
Built for the menu you ship twice
Pause, shop, inventory, dialogue — the same stack, the same lifecycle, fewer one-off managers.
Gamepad-native UX
Directional focus stays on the top page. ActionBar chips follow the last device. AxisBinder maps the right stick onto sliders.
Workflow glue
PageOpener, VisibilityGroup, ChildPool, ChildrenSwitcher — scene-local helpers so buttons don’t grow custom scripts.
Pro when you need depth
Theme Editor, page graph, DataGrid, TreeView, Survivors demo — productivity on top of the same Free core.
One class. One push.
Scenes live under res://UIScene/. Routing talks in types, not path strings.
class_name HomePage extends UIFlowPage
func _on_opened(data: Variant = null) -> void:
UIFlow.set_default_focus($PlayButton)
func _on_back() -> void:
UIFlow.push(SettingsPage)Start with Free. Grow into Pro.
MIT core for every project. Pro adds editor tooling and advanced components when the UI graph gets serious.