GODOT 4 - Dynamic FIRE VFX (2D)

[@עומראשכנזי-ז5ז]

Cool! love your work, can't wait for the next one!

[@MultiLeandrini]

Your channel is a gift from god! I learned so much. Thank you

[@desireelustre]

Learned something good today! Thank you as always, your vfx tutorials are always a treat.

[@heagandev]

Thanks so much for this 🔥

[@jermania7467]

Always great tutorials! Keep up the good work. Have a happy New Year!

[@Le_x_Lu]

thanks mate 😋.. happy new year too..

[@CosmicCupidForges]

Literally yesterday I was wondering how to get a value from 0-1 in the shader based on the particles lifetime, thank you SO MUCH

[@godotShaderBoy]

awsome as always!

[@Le_x_Lu]

thanks ShaderBoy 😉.. have a happy new year mate.

[@godotShaderBoy]

@@Le_x_Lu you to bro! Best wishes

[@Legend_studiO-for-movies]

✅✅💪💪💪💪💪✅✅ nice keep do more tutorial

[@Lowwaels]

thanks

[@Kaokimimura]

mae mia ese crack 🖤

[@Le_x_Lu]

Gracias Kao 😁.. estamos en contacto, que tengas un Feliz año nuevo

[@Kaokimimura]

@@Le_x_Lu Feliz año nuevo lelu :)🤜

[@ستورياتانستاواتساب-م2م]

Which version of Godot do you have? Some of the features you have I don't have.

[@Le_x_Lu]

I'm using Godot 4.3

[@nillerh8236]

Great video ! how would you go about creating VFX for a 2D game with isometric perspective? I am currently torn between doing the animations 2D and somehow make them "look" three-dimensional or create the VFX in 3D and then port them to the 2D game. What would your approach be?

[@nillerh8236]

With "port" i am referring to "billboarding" i.e. I would add a viewport to the 2D screen that depicts the 3D VFX.

[@Le_x_Lu]

The real answer is it depends on the art style of your game. I dont recommend to use texture-3DViewports in a 2D game, specially if there's a lot of effects...if you have a lot of Viewports, that can be a performance killer 🥵 specially if there is a lot of viewport3D-textures... otherwise you will need to record a video-make a spritesheet to a final PNG.( with different angles of the VFX).. But that gets a little more complicated, and I don't know of any Plugins to do that simply... I'd personally do it in 3D + 2D (2.5D) specially if its a game similar to Hades, with dynamic shadows and stuff...

[@nillerh8236]

@@Le_x_Lu Thanks for the tips! It will be a pixel game in a style similar to Wizard of Legend, Eldest Souls and Hunt the night. While I like the VFX in those games, I also enjoy the VFX from games such as Vampire Survivors and Hall of torment. How would you create VFX for a 2.5D pixel game? Would you go the route of creating the game in 3D and then lock the axis to display it in isometric style, or create the VFX as pixel art that you animate? The issue I face on the last option is that my VFX looks 2D and not 2.5D :( Thanks for the help and happy New Years !

[@Le_x_Lu]

@@nillerh8236 ohh.. its pixel art.. then you can go full with 2D.. and bake the isometric-effects from a software like Pixel Composer.. like this example.. x.com/MakhamDev/status/1750141423050268733 well.. I tought you were talking about a game style like "Hades", in that case i would have the scene in a main 3D node with a camera in 45°, and 2D behind.. but if you want to go for a "Wizard of Legend" is better to do it all 2D..

[@nillerh8236]

@@Le_x_Lu Thanks for the reply! I will look into it. Subscribed.

[@Clayton-e9s]

Keep making shader videos, chico...!

[@nevaRlan.]

information 100, execution 100, on topic 100 BUT the only things that are need to be worked on is pronunciation and punctuation. good video and thank you for helping godot community.

[@Le_x_Lu]

thank you for your feedback..🙏 will work on that.

[@shakilhassan7157]

Really Great VFX. Can we get the source code of this VFX?

[@Le_x_Lu]

😎 yes