Before you use it
EUPL-1.2 is a copyleft licence. The makers say it can be used in closed-source games, but read it before you ship. The company sells paid support plans; the plug-in itself is free.
Why it's useful
Install it from Godot's Asset Library, give it a model file, and you get chat nodes for characters that answer the player in their own words, all offline with no API key. It can give characters a memory of story events and force replies into a set format so the game can act on them.
What it needs
Godot 4.5 or later and a GGUF model file. About one and a half times the model's size in free RAM; uses the GPU through Vulkan or Metal if there is one.
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