A Look at GODOT 4's Fog Shaders under 8 Minutes!

[@d35348w]

Thank you, you did a great job filling in some of the missing pieces from the current documentation!

[@LyricalLull]

Thank you so much!

[@iDigvijaysinhG]

Shout out to @Infinte_log for video suggestion, should have included it in a video, my bad. You are breathtaking!

[@Tarklez]

Great tutorial! By the way, why have you stopped making visual shader tutorials?

[@iDigvijaysinhG]

Thanks @Tarklez Well the Godot's visual shader editor is a bit restrictive. I was unable to create complex effects without making the graph spaghetti noodles 😅, having said that, I did release a video with visual shader recently about crosshair.

[@Tarklez]

@@iDigvijaysinhG understandable :з But writing shaders with code really puts me off… I am too lazy to sit still and learn it :P

[@iDigvijaysinhG]

@@Tarklez I completely get it. And I started this channel just for that so people don't have to learn to code to create awesome effects but unfortunately circumstances have put me here.

[@jafarrolo]

@@Tarklez haha, I'm the other way around, visual shaders completely put me off, they get confusing quickly when the effects start to get complex

[@Tarklez]

@@jafarrolo that’s also true :P

[@elosy_the_thoughtless]

how would you go about removing the fog jittering?

[@iDigvijaysinhG]

Hey, just to be clear, are the objects in the fog flickering?

[@elosy_the_thoughtless]

@@iDigvijaysinhG No, they aren't flickering. You can see an example in the video at 5:48. I've seen UE uses TAA to hide the flicker, but i don't like the technique.

[@shubhanshsrivastava3151]

is there any other method to create fog in specific area without using any code?

[@iDigvijaysinhG]

Yes, this should guide you through docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/3d/volumetric_fog.html