Godot 4: 2D star field shader (tutorial)

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Hi everybody! In this video, I would like to demonstrate how we can create a simple effect for the background of our space game. It will be a moving star field that we can adjust with various parameters. Let's get started.

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[@sven4627]

Love this

[@FencerDevLog]

Thanks!

[@freizagen]

Please do a tornado tutorial.

[@FencerDevLog]

What kind of tornado?

[@DropCGamestudio]

Very cool!

[@FencerDevLog]

Thank you!

[@esteka]

Thank you! very useful!! Do you know if there is any way to add an trail effect to the stars? as to simulate speed??

[@FencerDevLog]

Thank you! A trail should be possible to implement, right. I will think it over.

[@psychobarge5279]

very useful thank you

[@FencerDevLog]

Thanks! Much appreciated.

[@adamsmiddy]

Thanks for the vid. Anytime I adjust the speed, the whole pattern resets. Is there a way to make the starfield slow down, speed up, or even change direction without jumping around?

[@FencerDevLog]

Thank you for watching! The problem you're describing happened to me as well, but only in the editor. When I ran the scene and changed the shader parameters using GDScript, the speed changes were smooth. So, I am not sure if it is a problem of Godot or something else.