That's a really cool combo of shader + spring

this is very cool!!

Well done!

Just wanted to say that your channel is probably the best one when it comes to more advanced Godot concepts. I'm gladly supporting on Patreon you and I hope even more people do! ♥

Can you make a tutorial for this cape ?

cool stuff!

this is so poorly optimized, how are you going to have an entire field when a single square of grass takes 19 ms to compute a frame?

Just how Noita's player scarf and Rainworld slugcat's tails probably work, cool

What about bg3-select-object-outline effect? Or from divinity original sin 1

This is one of the coolest effects I've seen someone doing in Godot. I'm new to non-visual shader programming. Is it possible to have each piece rotate continuously individually?

Wow I was literally looking for this yesterday! Thank you! Do you think after the version 4.3 in Godot is possible to do Stencil Buffer illusions? I haven't found any content about it...

This could be improving by scaling copy interval by the referenceVelocity divided by actualVelocity, making the ghosts generally equidistant. (need to catch the case where velocity is 0, probably a TTL value that consumes the ghosts one by one is needed, too - small changes, big impact)

Damn ! That's awesome ! Can't wait for it to work with gpu particles !

Thanks for the tutorial, i really love it, ghost trails is really cool !

WOW amazing ! Is it just visual ? I mean does it cut off collisions too ?

Yeah I was doing this by instancing the mesh and applying the dissolve shader with an overtime effect script and then freeing it. It was cumbersome because needed to get the animation player and its time to set the model in the correct position on enable.

Awessssomeeeee

Nice work, Pixezy! If possible, can you change the project setting to compatibility mode? I can't open the "forward+" projects on my device.

dam man godot can have unreal chaos system hahahahhaha

hello

Where did you make this shader available?

this is one hell of a good plugin

Sure, now lets see the FPS 😑 EDIT: Nevermind saw them in the video, DAMN THATS BAD. It isn't like you are covering a large field or have crazy animation, thats just terrible...

Thanks a lot

Shaderpedia looks nice, thanks for you hard work!

Cool, but can you generate a collision for this?

I often see the method where neighboring pixels of a height map are sampled and compared. What's the advantage of the method you present compared to other ways? I did a tiny test, seems to be a bit faster to only sample ones as you do.

thanks for it, this save me lot of time in my project

couldnt understand a word of the intro because of the loud music.

thanks for it playlist is saved me lot of time

you can have the ray record what it collides with into an array, and have it loop ignoring the objects in the array, until it doesn't collide anymore, than return the array. that will get all the collisions if you need it.

How ? We want this, we need this, we love this !

Thank you for this channel, I learned a lot from your videos! I was able to replicate these fills and masks from the tutorial, I'm trying to create a dynamic plane cut for when the player enters a house/building it auto hides the upper floors/roofs my problem is that all of my assets have overlapping meshes so it always shows pieces of the overlapping walls inside the mask... Do you know if there is a way to make the mask only follow the contour of the cutted elements?

Thank you for the tutorial! I was trying to adapt it to my isometric game, making it cut the upper floors/roofs so I can see inside a house when the player enters it, but as the shader "discard" the upper portion it removes the shadows as well and I wanted to keep it. If i change the GeometryInstance3D.transparency it keeps the shadows, so i tried changing the shader prop "discard" to "ALPHA = 1", it made the cutted part fully transparent, but removed the shadows... do you know if there is a way to keep the shadows from the cutted part?

Hey this is the most clearly random&noise tutorial for Godot user I ever watched! Thankyou!

Thank you so much. I learned a lot from this. Not everything makes 100% sense yet, but I was able to reproduce the table effect. Now I'll attempt to tweak this for my specific needs.

Looks cool ! Do you know how to make reflection for a 2D top down that reflect everything that over the water ?

Hi. The link does not work anymore.

So cool!

Very cool usage!

Please, tutorial video, scale sprites in (codes)scripts in AnimatedSprite2D,🙏🙏🙏please

Another thing to explore is udemy. The advantage is that they want you to sell, so they will give you exposure on their internal searches. The cut is high like 50%, but it is probably worth it for the exposure.

You are very good. If I'll ever need a shader I'll be sure to come back to look for your patreon.

Neat effect, although that character sprite is looking kinda sus.

That looks so damn cool dude.

Awesome shaders! Please please make a tutorial about that? 🙏Would be very helpfull. Thank you!

Did you share this shader somewhere? it would fit perfect in a game Im making :D

Thank you so much for this. The official documentation is currently lacking the usual detail for compositor effects so this is super helpful and helped me fill in some of the gaps in my knowledge.

Back to the shader model 2 era? There were many ways of making true caustics, say myself I used photon mapping + a separable bilateral filter, and there were projects utilizing a deforming additive mesh as a scene to render into a lightmap. Both ways allow to achieve a correct lighting even from fluid simulations with a collider response, which really makes them stand out. Today you can even use the RTX features, although even the named methods create a nice effect for a very affordable performance cost.

it looks awesome! great work!