Screen Shake (Godot 3D) - JUICY impacts, weapons, and more for 3D Godot games

[@LucyLavend]

I never realized that my screenshake was lackluster because of perspective! Thank you for the clear explanation and nice visuals

[@Pefeper]

Thank you! The perspective issue is really tough to catch, I used to move my camera around for screenshake all the time until I saw the GDC talk

[@KillerGameDev]

This is great! Transfers to Godot4 reeeeal nice, actually. But like....Im running this in slo-mo and I still have to pause because I cant type as fast as you speak and then quickly change subjects. Im still subscribing. I want to see more juice/feel stuff and this was very nice.

[@c_1ay]

Another banger. The production quality on your tutorial, (not to mention the titlecard? Nice.) is immense. The scenes you make to demonstrate and emphasize the things you're talking about *does not* go unnoticed. I'm convinced the only reason you don't have more subscribers is the unfortunate current niche-ity of godot development ❤ keep up the great work

[@lukabrasi001]

nice title card, hey let's see Paul Allen's title card

[@noxalas]

Really love your illustrative explanations for all the concepts you present in your videos, makes it much easier to digest everything. Fantastic work :>

[@Pefeper]

Thank you!! It takes a lot of work to put everything together and it's nice to hear the effort is worth it : )

[@samlee5774]

The visuals are really useful and charming!

[@proatgaimz]

Video Editing is top notch! I have never used camera shake before but i know what tutorial i'll be watching to implement it when i do need it.

[@MrEliptik]

Super cool! Clear, concise, and very well presented visually.

[@raphango]

Nice videos bro! Congratulations! God bless you! 🎉

[@TallTideGamesDev]

Thanks, this was super helpful! Best tutorial on the topic that I found.

[@tiagoribeiro2770]

Amazing tutorial and great content, Godot needs more well made and easy to understand tutorial videos like yours, please keep this up!

[@Alevice]

hey just want to mention i love your videos, they are on the point and cover aome very effective topics

[@Pefeper]

Thanks, I'm taking a bit of a break right now, but I'm hoping to jump back into more videos soon : )

[@geraldraynaud4555]

Appreciate the Metroid Prime music in the video

[@_gamma.]

I forked your gist for 4, thanks for the tutorial!

[@boerbol9422]

Thank you for this tutorial. Learned a lot.

[@m.a.c.86]

amazing thank you

[@TRUFANATIC]

Thank you so much!

[@HEHEHEIAMASUPAHSTARSAGA]

Very well-made tutorial

[@guyabikhair7066]

awesome and helpful video, cheers :)

[@kloa4219]

i was working on a top down game and just applied a sine wave to the x and z axis my camera /divided by the delta lol

[@riadokba1580]

you should add more tutorials! you are so good at it...

[@greyam2]

Cannot call non-static function "get_noise_1d()" on the class "FastNoiseLite" directly. Make an instance instead. how to fix this?

[@Dragon20C]

add new() to the variable.

[@VoltitanDev]

Will the setup be different if it was adapted in Godot 4?

[@jonecj8139]

Am i the only one facing a problem to rotate the camera over y axis after setting this camera shake?

[@Pefeper]

Are you trying to rotate the camera itself, or a parent node?

[@lol-et1fz]

Hello, tell me please, how to write to me (on GDscript) because of which a character while pressing the right or left button, it goes into a particular direction with the brackets? Tell me please .......

[@VoltitanDev]

Would this apply to a interpolation camera for a third person game?

[@fractalchaos8245]

10/10 tut

[@Grimsyxd]

Works superbly on Godot 4.1

[@sheepcommander_]

how??

[@linksapprentice726]

@@sheepcommander_ change the openSimplex to fastnoiseLite

[@igorgiuseppe1862]

its possible to avoid camera cliping...

[@Pefeper]

With a translational camera shake? Sure, but then you have to do collision checks. I find rotational camera shakes to be less effort to implement and give a nicer shaking effect

[@moopshock]

Listen, this video contents a great amount of useful information - and that's awesome, thank you for creating and presenting it. However, if you're going to be making tutorials a recommendation is to not speed up your voice? The video is too fast. I'd rather watch a 10-minute video where you take the time to explain the concepts presented thoroughly rather than a 5 minute video where your voice sounds like a robot and it feels rushed. I recognize most of us who work with code will pause and review anyway, but regardless it's bad practice for an instructional video to be this fast-paced.

[@oliverjoyce3768]

Ye gods, please slow down the default speed of tutorials like this. We can always view it at double-speed on KZbin if we need to, but this is just way too fast to follow without setting it to 50% speed and having you sound like drunk Jeff Goldblum. Otherwise, really useful.