NeoForge UI

NeoForge UI — a browser-testable Godot 4.7 theme system with paid source

NeoForge UI is an original high-contrast Godot UI theme system built for menus, tool panels, in-game editors, settings screens, and compact dashboards. You can run the interactive gallery in your browser for free, then buy the source package if you want the reusable Godot project and addon files.

NeoForge UI draws from the broader neo-brutalist interface design movement. It does not include or redistribute third-party theme files, fonts, images, code, exact palettes, or scene layouts.

The paid USD $4.99 source package contains the full Godot 4.7 project, the reusable addons/neoforge_ui folder, all 34 ready-to-use theme resources, examples, documentation, tests, and release tooling.

The hook: runtime-remixable brutalist UI without external art dependencies

NeoForge UI uses scripted theme generation instead of a pile of static images. Palettes, light/dark mode, outlines, corner radius, hard-shadow offset, density, semantic button states, cards, tabs, lists, scrollbars, popups, and tooltip styling are generated from one compact theme engine.

Visual preview

Systems implemented

• 34 ready-made theme resources — 17 original palettes in light and dark modes.
• Broad Control coverage — buttons, labels, rich text, panels, line edits, text edits, code edits, spin boxes, checkboxes, sliders, progress bars, tabs, scrollbars, item lists, trees, popups, tooltips, and separators.
• Semantic variations — primary, secondary, success, warning, danger, ghost, pill, icon, navigation, card, header, sidebar, inset, toast, and status panel styles.
• Procedural icon generation — checkboxes, switches, arrows, clear buttons, and slider grabbers are generated at runtime.
• Forge Lab gallery — tweak outline, radius, hard shadow, density, palette, mode, and motion in the running demo.
• Theme-aware components — motion buttons, hover cards, backdrop grid, toast stack, and procedural confetti.
• Command palette and focus states — browser-friendly interaction examples for keyboard and pointer workflows.
• Headless smoke tests — included project checks theme creation, palette switching, icon cache reuse, and gallery startup.

Plug-and-play modules you can drop into other projects

• addons/neoforge_ui/theme/neoforge_theme.gd — procedural Godot theme generator.
• addons/neoforge_ui/themes/*.tres — 34 ready-to-assign theme resources.
• NeoMotionButton — button scale and rotation feedback.
• NeoHoverCard — container-safe card hover motion.
• NeoBackdrop — theme-aware grid background.
• NeoToastStack — semantic toast notifications.
• NeoConfetti — texture-free procedural confetti.

What you get (free)

• Browser-playable Web gallery.
• Runtime palette, mode, motion, and density preview.
• A direct look at the implemented controls before buying the source package.

What you get (paid)

• The complete Godot 4.7 source project.
• The reusable addons/neoforge_ui addon folder.
• 34 theme resources and the procedural theme generator.
• Interactive gallery scene, minimal integration example, documentation, validation script, smoke test, and packaging script.
• MIT license text included with the source package.

Controls

• Palette and mode — use the on-screen selectors.
• Forge Lab — adjust geometry and density sliders in the gallery.
• Command palette — press Ctrl/Cmd + K.
• Mouse / touch — interact with the buttons, sliders, tabs, lists, dialogs, and toast examples directly.

Requirements

The free demo runs in a modern desktop browser with WebGL support. The paid source package requires Godot 4.7 stable or newer. No external runtime images or fonts are required for the theme itself.

Built with

Made with the Godot Engine.

License

The paid source package is distributed under the included MIT License. Purchase is the itch.io distribution channel for the source archive; the license text included in the package governs how the code and theme resources may be used after download.