Simple Glowy Aura Shader: Godot Guide

[@paddev5901]

Awesome, exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much for this tutorial!

[@yvanvan3729]

Fast, simple and powerful. Good work ! Keep on going !

[@BramwellWilliams]

Thankyou! I'm so out of swing with making videos it seemed best to focus on some short simple content c:

[@yvanvan3729]

@@BramwellWilliams IMHO Short but technically specialized videos are often preferable. I'm pretty sure the Godot community needs them !

[@GabeSwart]

Your tutorials are really great stuff man! Keep up the hard work

[@thoup9956]

Brilliant Video. While trying this out in Godot 3.5 I noticed that the code for the shader had broken. The Updated shader code can be found below. shader_type canvas_item; uniform sampler2D n; uniform float intensity = 0.0f; uniform float speed = 1.0f; void fragment(){ vec4 tx = texture(TEXTURE, UV); vec4 noise = texture(n, UV - TIME / (1.0 + speed)); COLOR.a = clamp(tx.r * noise.r * intensity, 0.0, 1.0); COLOR.a = pow(COLOR.a, 2); }

[@danielf.r.gordillo7514]

sadly, can't make it work in Godot 4

[@speedtouchdyomn888]

make noise repeat by change line2 to uniform sampler2D n: repeat_enable;

[@slecornu]

Our saviour is back

[@BramwellWilliams]

Im back Baby :')

[@juanloutech2864]

Brilliant! Thanx mate!

[@cmds.learning7426]

i like your shader tutorial

[@Crisisdarkness]

Wow this is great. I would like if at some point you could teach how to make a card video game, inspired by Magic or Hearthstone

[@BramwellWilliams]

Gladly! I'm very happy to do videos about that, if there are any aspects that spring to mind I'm happy to cover them, one thing could be fanning a hand of cards out or moving cards between zones with curved motion

[@Crisisdarkness]

@@BramwellWilliams Oh that would be great, I've always wanted to make a card video game, but I'm still at a beginner level, I would have many obstacles, I would be very grateful for your help, thanks for your channel

[@TheDaxLounge]

Would changing the color of the glow be a simple variable change, or would you have to do it in a fundamentally different way?

[@TheDaxLounge]

Oh I forgot you can use the CanvasItem>Modulate parameter, my bad. Fantastic videos man, you made my game 10x prettier

[@thebestofperaable]

Wow! You use the Godot framework for card? Or ant plugin?

[@BramwellWilliams]

No plugin! Just Godot as is all in 2D, getting the cards to animate going to the different zones was the hardest part to get looking good but Godot's so lovely I wouldn't have it any other way c:

[@JakubSK]

I watch at 0.25 playback speed and you still go too fast lol