How to Achieve PS1 and VHS-Style Graphics in Godot | Godot 4 Tutorial

[@NewFunnyAnimations]

Retro games were created with an emphasis on improving the quality of graphics. Now the creators deliberately worsen the graphics through additional shaders :)

[@TheRaretunes]

I felt the same when the first "pixel art" games came out, thinking why should we go back to pixels when we were striving in 3d rendering. Now it's just a stupid question.

[@TomkhaDev]

Great video, straight to the point! Always thought implementing shaders would be a hassle, but with your tutorial I got it set up in a breeze and with some tinkering around, it look absolutely amazing.

[@castmuse]

Ur vids keep getting better man, keep it up !! I’ll have to lyk when I decide to make my own ps1 style game 🙌🙌

[@blakegriplingph]

The affine warping effect would look best if the models are tesselated/subdivided either manually or dynamically to reduce but not totally eliminate warping.

[@ThePensiveWalrus]

PS1 developers would use extra polygons even when not needed for that exact reason. The large polygons of the building warp too much to match the PS1 aesthetic.

[@TiltedTowermeme]

Thank you bro i love this Video. Keep up the Grind

[@Angel-Otk]

Thank you for this video, I just had my first son and I’m pretty sure I’m now capable of raising a great man

[@jharris2975]

Best vid yet!

[@Johnytiger]

fire tutorial thanks!

[@GameRetroStudio]

faltaron varias cosas importantes a nivel técnico pero bastante bien, te ganas mi like! :)

[@xthejetx]

What version godot you running? I had to change some things in the post processing shader to get it to work on 4.2.

[@Punga046]

Oh, I forgot to mention this, you have to add an extra line in the CRT shader. I don't know about the post processing shader, I think that one worked for me without changing anything, as it war written for Godot 4, the CRT one was written for Godot 3. Thanks for pointing it out.

[@nicklesnn]

godough 🗣

[@JerryNason-lj8zc]

how do you make the edges wobbly and crunchy

[@Punga046]

If you're thinking of the jittering effect, it's the first shader, 2:08

[@irwandianto4857]

so it doesn’t need voxel gi or lighmap for lighting?

[@Punga046]

It's your choice, I always use dynamic lighting for my projects, never used voxel gi.

[@ZayJayPlays]

Is there a quick method of applying the model shader to multiple objects of different materials?

[@Punga046]

There’s a drag and drop PSX shader on GodotShaders.com. You can try it out if it’s easier

[@renatorossarola]

got mouse camera motion locked when moving scene into subviewport node, shader working well, but i can't move my camera

[@Punga046]

Make sure that under subviewport->control->mouse, the filter is set to either pass or ignore.

[@renatorossarola]

@@Punga046 already did it, but without success

[@nano-ai]

i dont know if it's too late to solve this issue, but i had to do a pass through on the SubViewPortContainer: extends SubViewportContainer @onready var player = $SubViewport/CharacterBody3D func _ready(): set_process_unhandled_input(true) func _input(event): if event is InputEventMouse: var mouseEvent = event.duplicate() mouseEvent.position = get_global_transform_with_canvas().affine_inverse() * event.position player.unhandled_input(mouseEvent) else: player.unhandled_input(event) make sure to rename the input on the player to unhandled_input from _unhandled_input

[@0xSuperMano]

my mouse camera stop working after apply the crt shader, wtf

[@0xSuperMano]

i fixed 👍

[@renatorossarola]

how did you fixed it?

[@0xSuperMano]

@@renatorossarola tu vai clicar no teu colorRect no inspector dele vai ter um mouse tu bota o filter como ignore

[@theendblack72]

When I put the shader, the shader is visible but it is not transparent, how do I make it transparent?

[@Punga046]

I don't think the shader supports transparent objects, same as the original PS1

[@st1llsane456]

Hi, nice video. But when i am adding Jittering shaders, the shadow that the model casts starts jumping back and forth when you move. Do you know how to fix it?

[@Punga046]

I think its intentional, the PS1 had really bad shadow rendering

[@SirXtC]

what website did you use to do the AI voice over? I've been looking for some but they are all paid

[@Punga046]

I use the text to speech option in Clipchamp

[@SirXtC]

@@Punga046 thank you

[@user-vb6en7jq9e]

i used the SAME texture for the floor in my project LOL

[@fabianmunoz851]

impresionante, like and suscribe

[@emirhansardag13]

hello punga i tried using this with the game im working on its works great but it messes up the ui it becomes too pixeleted because of the resolution. I checked your other stuff and you seem to solve this issue. can you please tell me how did you do it?

[@Punga046]

Place the UI on top of the shaders and viewportcontainers (so the node is below them in the hierarchy). I recommend using a different canvaslayer for the UI

[@emirhansardag13]

@@Punga046 but resolution is set to 320x240 so doesnt that still make it very pixeleted.

[@Punga046]

@@emirhansardag13 In my newest game I use 640x360 resolution. If you want a clear UI, you can make the game 1920x1080 (or any resolution) and leave the subviewport at 320x240, so you’ll have a sharp, high resolution UI, but the game will have the pixelated look.

[@emirhansardag13]

@@Punga046 okayy thank you so much!

[@KenSimon_54]

I'd really recommend you to use your real voice, you make great videos, but I think they would get a bit more life without the computer voice

[@Punga046]

@@KenSimon_54 I use my real voice in my recent devlogs, I’ll use it for my next one, but they doesnt perform as great as my AI voice videos.

[@RafathBinZafarAuvee]

If I apply any shader it removes my footsteps sound

[@Punga046]

In your subviewport -> audio listener try checking “enable 3D” and “enable 2D”

[@GoblinArmyInYourWalls]

AI voice?