Progression Forge 1.1

Progression Forge 1.1 — Visual Skill Tree & Progression Toolkit

Build progression systems without hard-coding every branch.

Progression Forge combines a visual skill-tree editor with reusable runtime logic for Godot 4, Unity 6, and engine-agnostic JSON workflows.

Features

• Visual skill-tree editor
• XP, levels, and skill points
• Active and passive skills
• AND / OR prerequisites
• Skill, level, and stat requirements
• Effects and modifiers
• Locked / available / unlocked states
• Respec
• Zoom and pan
• Node search
• Copy / paste
• Visual branch groups
• Undo / redo
• JSON import/export
• Separate player progression state
• Duplicate-ID detection
• Broken-reference detection
• Circular-dependency detection
• Warrior, Mage, and Survival demo trees
• Godot 4 runtime starter
• Unity 6 runtime starter
• Source included

New in 1.1 — MAVAR Forge integration

Progression Forge still works completely standalone, but can now connect to other MAVAR Forge modules through Forge Core.

Forge integration includes:

• XP commands
• Skill unlock commands
• Stat modification commands
• XP, level, skill, and stat events
• Cross-module communication
• Aggregate state export / restore
• Optional integration without hard dependencies

Examples:

Quest completed → Progression Forge grants 500 XP

Quest reward → unlock skill

Skill unlocked → another Forge module reacts

Compatible with

• Inventory Forge 1.1
• Quest Forge 1.0
• future Crafting, Dialogue, and Save Forge modules

Tested

• Godot 4.7.2 stable — PASS
• Unity 6.6 / 6000.6.0f1 — PASS
• Standalone mode — PASS
• Forge Core integration — PASS
• Inventory + Progression ecosystem — PASS
• Cross-module event routing — PASS
• Aggregate state export / restore — PASS

Progression Forge is source-first: use the included workflow as-is or adapt the source to your own game architecture and visual style.

Tree definitions and player progression state are stored separately, making it easier to evolve skill trees while preserving player progress.