Godot has SoftBody3D, but no SoftBody2D, even though many 2D games could benefit from it.
Current solutions rely on fan-made plugins or complex workarounds.
Soft bodies are useful for jelly physics, ropes, cloth, deformable objects, organic animations, and much more, even for games!
Possible Solutions:
• Integrate SoftBody2D similar to SoftBody3D.
• Use Jolt Physics (if a 2D implementation is planned) as a foundation.
• Provide a built-in node for spring-based physics or mesh deformation.
Community Input:
•Would you like to see this in Godot?
•How are you currently handling soft-body physics in 2D?
Conclusion:
SoftBody2D could really be cool! It would turn making your own SoftBody2D node by using RigidBody2D and more much easier!
this up to let the project organisers know you are interested!