Procedural Pixel Art Fire

[@Yanthir]

The lighting is absolutely stunning. The fire itself could use some tweaks though - natural fire isn't as red as shown here, more orange with brownish-red edges. The colors also stand out a lot because they are much more saturated than everything around them, making the fire look glued on like a sticker. If it was toned down a bit, it would fit into the scene much better.

[@t3ssel8r]

thanks for the suggestions, you're right, the colors need some more work

[@FundamSrijan]

It's the most beautiful technique ised by artists - "*Hue Shifting*"

[@Meow-or-Never]

I am here because I thought it's a tutorial for the shader. I don't think until the game is done it is important to micromanage the colors, that should only come in the final stages when everything else works and it is ready to go

[@dicedip7431]

oooooooh this is fire. I know absolutely nothing about GPU programming but I just started learning because I've been really inspired by these!

[@shahriarshatil9486]

Man, your game is gonna be so coool

[@CyberVirtual]

Absolutely breathtaking... the lighting is so professional I wish I had money to to fund this for the intro of an indiegame.

[@Desaturated_Will]

That's actually really cool

[@shadamethyst1258]

I'd try having multiple light sources, to make the shadows below the fire less "jumpy"

[@largeshadow7017]

Beautiful, fine art to say the least.

[@uwufemboy5683]

It’s wild how much you can do just by scrolling perlin noise :D

[@iamsamson]

Id lower the framerate of the fire to settle it better to the overall look

[@BeingFriends]

This deserves more views holy heck!

[@zarakikenpachi1773]

Hey how to create this effect? I mean to say, how to achieve the interactiong of the light with the surfaces? The way the light flickers and the shadows change along with the fire

[@SquidLight]

Looks great

[@jakecomay9138]

so pretty :D

[@RTWrename]

dude plz make some tutorials when you finish your studies

[@inventorel1232]

Amazing fire and light interaction!! new sub