Install Godot plugins in Jabali Studio

Godot plugins add new features to your game, such as better dialogue systems, camera tools, effects or physics helpers. Jabali Studio has a curated plugin catalog with setup guidance, so you and Bali can add plugins safely.

Plugins are available for Godot projects.

Install a plugin

1. Open your project and click the gear icon (Open Project Settings).
2. Under Game Settings, scroll to Plugins.
3. Browse the catalog and open a plugin to read about it.
4. Click Install.

Or just ask Bali: “Install a plugin that adds a dialogue system” or “Is there a plugin for camera shake?” Bali can list, check, explain, install and reinstall plugins for you.

What each plugin page tells you

Every catalog plugin comes with guidance written for both you and Bali:

Section	What’s in it
Overview	What the plugin is for
Enables	The features it adds to your game
Requirements	Anything it needs to work
Configuration	How to set it up after installing
Verification	How to check it’s working
Examples	Ways to use it
Troubleshooting	Fixes for common problems
AI Guidance	Instructions Bali follows when using the plugin
Dependency Warnings	Conflicts or other plugins it relies on
Relevant Release Notes	Recent changes worth knowing about

Each plugin also links to its Homepage, Docs and Repo.

Update or reinstall

When a newer version of an installed plugin is available, its card shows Update. If a plugin stops working, try Reinstall.

Plugins that aren’t in the catalog

If your project contains plugins that aren’t in the catalog, such as ones you added yourself, they appear in the list as read-only, labeled Godot Editor Plugin or GDExtension. Studio shows them so you know what’s in your project, but can’t install or update them from the catalog.

Tip

After installing a plugin, ask Bali to use it: “Use the dialogue plugin for the conversation with the shopkeeper.” Bali follows the plugin’s guidance to set it up correctly.