Fire/Rain/Grass Interaction System

[@randyaguilar1920]

Love all of your videos, what I love personally is that these worlds you construct make me feel like I want to be their! That is an artistic feat and I’m super excited for more additions you add to the project.

[@Daniel-vx5vc]

Pixel 'Breath of the Wild', let's go. Great work dude. :)

[@largeshadow7017]

the dislikes are people who want to replicate it but don't know how

[@brummm2]

I wish I know how to do those, but gave it a thumbs up, anyway.

[@1.1kSubChallengeWithoutAnyVid]

Well said sir

[@grayareagames]

Doesn’t matter now though lmao, likes are removed and I predict the algorithm will bless this channel

[@clearcontentment3695]

I feel like the fire needs to be more intense but maybe it’s already taxing

[@abelperez1827]

Dude this is amazing!

[@MrLuc420]

This is really amazing stuff man!! If we end up using your style as inspiration for our game, your name and game will definitely go high up in the special thanks part of the credits. This is just absolutely beautiful!!

[@glacoxvod850]

for anyone that wants to do the fire, I would do it like this : the grass shader has a bool "isBurned" and has 2 textures, one for the burnt grass and the normal grass, then detect the ball in a range like you would do for a player that stomps the grass (watch tutorials on interactive grass for this), then if it detects the ball you turn the bool to true and there you go :)

[@raphaelzcgomes8496]

You probably get a lot of comments like this, but I really wanted a "tutorial-like" video of how you achieve such marvelous results (of course, considering you have the resources and time to make such videos) Nontheless, this is one of the most beautiful styles of game graphics I have ever seen. Keep on the good work.

[@maricorp.449]

THIS IS INSANE. ive been googling something like this for years. TAKE MY MONEY

[@ThibsWorkshop]

Wow this is so cool!

[@DommoDommo]

I think the fire animates too quickly compared to how everything else is moving.

[@nyhilest342]

Stop him, he's too powerful! Very exciting work, and would love if you posted more. I think about these new videos all the time.

[@t3ssel8r]

thanks, I would love to post more but sometimes I work on things that aren't so interesting to post yet

[@nyhilest342]

@@t3ssel8r Cant wait to see what you're working on next :)!

[@muhammedsuicmez3617]

Bro this is just beautiful...

[@marcusrokatis5192]

Is it possible to buy your engine from anywhere? Love your work! 👍🏻

[@t3ssel8r]

thanks, things are still in development and I am primarily building the backend for my own game. I don't have the resources to be able to support external users right now, but if the situation changes in the future I will consider it.

[@prabhuramselvan]

@@t3ssel8r this game engine your solo developing? Oh man

[@t3ssel8r]

@@prabhuramselvan It's not so bad since it's based on Unity. I just have to write the render pipeline and game systems, and I can let Unity handle the boring stuff like asset management and lower level hardware interfacing.

[@crristox]

What about if the grass is dry fire could consume it a lot faster

[@Drunken_Hamster]

The fire looks REALLY good here. Better than the procedural flame vid. This is the ideal level and look of pixelization, IMO.

[@arthurangenendt8959]

Dude, I wanna play that... SO MUCH!

[@sarund9441]

I have a question about the Pixel Perfect Camera in this engine. Are you doing the same as 2D PP Camera and appling a matrix transformation before or after? I'd like to know how the camera is done specifically.

[@t3ssel8r]

good question. at the start of each frame, the camera is aligned to a "pixel"-sized grid by shifting it in xy of the view space. the error caused by this shift is then used to un-shift the resulting rendered image in the viewport.

[@jamesmccormick2102]

with very post you make i just wanna play this game more and more

[@michaelffasd23]

Looks amazing! The (non-burnt) grass, is it rendered with a shader? Or some kind of multi-mesh instancing script? I was trying to do something similar with a billboarded vertex shader, not sure if thats the way to go...

[@t3ssel8r]

yeah, it's vertex shader billboards, similar to the unity terrain grass shader.

[@Skyteks]

@@t3ssel8r I am guessing it's a shader that is directly on the grass material, and has nothing to do with the pixelation shader itself? And that one then pixelates the scene in screenspace?

[@vitekpastyrik9928]

in what program doing this pixel arts

[@marekm4851]

your work looks absolutely stunning. especiall gras and trees. i have 1 queston. i am new deveoper and i would like to create cross platform game. is this style suitable for mid spec mobile devices or should i rather go 2 2,5d?

[@t3ssel8r]

thanks. I have a flagship phone from 2017 that can handle it, but careful optimization is necessary.

[@davidklemen5264]

very cool

[@mauigamestudio]

Do you think it would be possible to implement this into unity?

[@ianainoaduarte]

iirc this is made in unity.

[@t3ssel8r]

yup

[@diligencehumility6971]

Can you make tutorials too? Looks amazing

[@superpixel1039]

Amazing work! Perhaps a playlist of all the pixel rendering engine would make for better consumption. I want to binge all the videos :p

[@danielsantos9189]

do you you use GLSL to make your shaders?

[@t3ssel8r]

HLSL (very similar)

[@arthurgama3985]

you changed my life

[@Weckacore]

Cant believe I only just found your stuff

[@woodchi]

Love how the fire looks alive

[@somewhereslow]

T3ss! You're killin it! Did you try versions of the fire using flat color? or with less noise? I've shown your work to a lot of people. Can't wait to see more

[@t3ssel8r]

flat color?

[@vikaskalsariya9425]

@@t3ssel8r I think they meant using like a single colour or maybe 2

[@mowareking9272]

How long did it take you to learn to make art like this and what did you use? Because this is amazing

[@a17waysJackinn]

Noita game also having a good fire "interaction" but its 2D

[@didnt_ask_for_handle]

I think I'd add in some orange embers floating off as the fire burns out

[@qrisgames]

Teach me master. Or maybe you plan to sell it in asset store? I will buy it

[@vanbrogh3670]

I don't know if you're looking for any constructive feedback, but I think the fire feels a little out of place because it's higher in saturation. Also it looks a little less textured than the world around it. Just my two cents as a guy who likes art!

[@t3ssel8r]

thanks! this is helpful

[@anonymouskangaroo3018]

Pretty awesome project

[@dmitryalexandersamoilov]

Nice!

[@jomy10-games]

Just looking at this makes me want to play this

[@andrewbeauman]

You are a freak of nature and I'm here for it. Sell me your systems PLEASE

[@XZ_Slaaa]

Will be sick

[@septaalfauzan1731]

🔥

[@oliveryt7168]

Very athmospheric.

[@vextormull]

🤯

[@hristoborisov3713]

this is heavily customized urp right?

[@t3ssel8r]

close, it's a fully custom SRP based off the catlike coding tutorial series.

[@sarahm4877]

@@t3ssel8r hmm, I thought in a previous video you mentioned adjusting/modifying the pro pixelizer asset. This is cool though, I'm trying to get a cool pixelated shader in Unreal that isn't a postprocess material. Are you doing this all in C# like the tutorials or HLSL GLSL?

[@t3ssel8r]

ah. I've recommended elliot's propixelizer before as a way to achieve similar effects. SRP in Unity is a custom pipeline defined in C#, but the actual visuals are all handled on the GPU, in HLSL shaders.

[@sarahm4877]

@@t3ssel8r Ah, ok! Thanks for sharing.

[@crypticrunner1200]

zelda botw but with a better style

[@astaund]

was just finishing botw earlier today and now I want this to be a game

[@kron520]

Witchcraft

[@JTHaddock]

Amazing work! How did you do the pixel art effect? Is it 3D with some post processing effects?

[@t3ssel8r]

thanks, it's 3D with a custom render pipeline

[@fishingtrippy]

Super cool