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[@mrelipteach]

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[@asdfasdfasdfasdf-f3p]

Does it seem that your juicy course doesn't include examples of advanced lighting and shaders from this video?

[@benzenatizineeddine7816]

The four hoursemen of juicing : animation, light, shaders and camera shake. On a related note i think every vfx maker should warn the viewers about how achieving these effects is time consuming and require a lot of patience to sync everything together as only a long time experience can make you do it with ease 🤓

[@hairiclilred]

The effort you put in Dashpong is outstanding, glad you share some of the knowledge ;)

[@xtreme-software]

When Victor, tafkaMrElipteach, offers a Udemy course, to me that means buy. This is what happened.

[@NeonfireStudio]

Nice, please make the game playable

[@hey-pnsuena9673]

Is cool ❤❤❤❤ thanks boss

[@DMTDD]

😍

[@vkronik]

wooooah, finaly udemy courses. I bought immediately, thanks

[@mrelipteach]

I hope you'll enjoy!

[@me551]

Cooll!!. How did you make the slight neon glow effect?

[@mrelipteach]

I'm using glow in the world env. Then you need your colors to be above the glow threshold. In my case I set the threshold to 1.3 and I make sure to set the colors to above 1.3 in raw mode for them to glow

[@me551]

@@mrelipteach thanks man!

[@Lucas-gg9yb]

Wonderful video!! Something i think is missing on gamedev tutorials is more about 3d gamejuice, i think you could make a video about gamejuice in 3d

[@luisgamino1000]

Great video, very clever the way you addressed a lot of the effects. The camera and the lights after a goal are the coolest.

[@saulnores3477]

You are the king of details and polishing. Great video!!

[@sbruchmann]

I love that this video is focused on educational content rather than being just a promotion for your course. That's awesome to see. :)

[@mrelipteach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aztecagames]

Great info. Thanks for sharing

[@mrelipteach]

Glad it was helpful!