Shader Based Holes (Quick Tutorial in Godot 4)

[@jupiterbjy]

Bunny was never as dramatic, amazing

[@nick12791]

Thank you for this tutorial so interesting and informative, was waiting for this for a long time!

[@preator_vallum6377]

Did you improve the efficiency or is this the same thing in the other video? If it's not updated, are you planning to continue working on this and stuff like it? Very cool stuff man.

[@gonderage]

1:41 That part on getting the distance between the fragment position and intersection is pretty hard to understand. did you get this from somewhere else?

[@reasonnotfound]

It's based on plane equation and pythagoras I think. I solved it a long time ago so I don't remember the exact solution.

[@friendlyfox2189]

Thanks!!!❤❤❤

[@kextex]

Cool

[@reasonnotfound]

;)

[@catafest]

I try to manage this shader with MeshInstance3D and CSGBox3D, but not that mesh rabbit, and not work. You say about performance but I think can be used as a tool in the game. I saw that glow in the Wolfenstein game on a laser gun tool. Any idea why this shader did not work with default objects on Godot v4.3.dev1.official [9d1cbab1c] ?

[@kira.herself]

how would I feed a raycast intersection into it? by updating the shader params dynamically?

[@reasonnotfound]

Yes, you can feed in start and end points.