A fancy status monitor built with the Godot Engine. V stands for the Roman numeral 5 — a nod to my online handle, **Fifthdread**.
## Overview
V Panel is a visually rich, real-time status monitoring dashboard built entirely in Godot. Designed to be both functional and aesthetically polished, it serves as a showcase for Godot's UI capabilities outside of gaming — custom shaders, smooth animations, reactive layouts, and system integration.
- **Responsive grid dashboard** — Modules auto-arrange in a dynamic grid that adapts to window size. Drag-and-drop to rearrange.
- **Shader-based vial fill** — Each module uses a custom `vial_fill.gdshader` instead of progress bars. Features sum-of-sines water surface animation, edge-damped meniscus, wave distortion, ripple rings, swirl, HSV colour shifting, top-down lighting, sparkle effects, and a foam surface line.
- **Live system monitoring** — Reads CPU usage from `/proc/stat` and memory usage from `/proc/meminfo` on Linux. Extensible module system for adding new collectors.
- **Smooth animations** — All fill level transitions use tweens with cubic easing.
## Modules
| Module | Data Source | Description |
|--------|-------------|-------------|
| CPU | `/proc/stat` | Real-time CPU usage percentage |
Active development. Core framework, drag-and-drop, CPU/memory collectors, and shader-based vial fill are implemented. More system modules (disk, network) are planned.
