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I think for a large map, many falling and colliding particles will drop down the performance. I was thinking of a simple cheap trick of making an animated flat layer displaying falling rain over the camera just like in 3d games. What do you think?

Played this game to 100% was a fun time only problem I had with it was the camera not fully behaving all the time. Also that stupid beach mini game.

It's hard to test without knowing the node-tree settings: \TutorialBear\Bear_Simple\ControlRig\Skeleton3D\Bear001

How did you get that glass ball?

Why does every tutorial video on youtube assume people know things and skip critical steps for beginners. ALWAYS.

Bro THAT WAS IT! Idk, why every other tutorial/ article I saw about trying to cel shade was absolute irrelevant and confusing stuff that made no sense! God bless you man, thanks for this to the point and simple/ effective tutorial. Instant subscribed!

I'm having absolutely no luck trying to replicate this in 2D. Changing the stretch shrink changes the size of everything, and it's effectively impossible to position things/get a camera working properly.

But I've read the title as "A (Not So) Brief Overview of 3D _Parties_ in Godot 4" and prepared cute balloons, silly hats, and everything... 😢 Still, a very useful video!

thanks for the tutorial, man. I was looking forever to figure out a way that doesn't exploit an engine bug.

How did you make the mirror material?

very useful, thank you

thanks for video , shart and understandable

thanks dude! love you <3

could you implement the Desperado3 or Shadow Tactics type of vision cone? Thanks~

This is very useful. Thank you!

Can your project 4.0 godot run

How to link UI buttons with raindrop display? I really want to learn. Please tell me

would you happen to know how to enable and disable this effect with a button click (like batman detective vision)

Do u know more games like this?

Short hike is honestly one of the best indie game I'd played in my life.

You the man 🙌

Great video! Good luck with your future studio!

im thinking about so many use cases for this. eg: bullet hole decals, bullet projectiles, 3d grass...

Thanks a lot! Can you please tell me if you know a way to display 3d text whilst any of this is running? I don't want the text to be pixelated but couldn't found a way to do that.

I tried running your project but the raindrops don't follow me

For the second half of the video, if you're in Godot 4, CAMERA_MATRIX is now INV_VIEW_MATRIX.

hi, nice channel. Please, make a video to explain more how to use multimesh instance to make grass or bunch of rocks, to level up the FPS. putting in the theory in pratice. making a simple scenario. please. O:) and a simple texture mix painting ground too, simulating blender mix shader factor.

can i use on a 2D project?

But how can I use this in Fortnite tho. Lol jk nice tutorial very helpful 🎉

Thank you so much! The quality is on par with a paid course. It took me 30 minutes to get through because I kept exploring ideas. Can't wait to see the rest of your channel.

When I click into Process Material and then on ParticleProcessMaterial, I dont have half of the settings you have. For example there is no Emission Shape, Color etc. Do you know why this is?

❤非常有帮助，正好是我需要的

Maybe the puddle forming is from a combination of the opacity of the texture along with the particle lifetime, as it collides and doesn't despawn? just a 2 cent thought off the top of my head.

Nice! Thanks!

thanks for the help!

Thank you for making this video! How can we get in touch for a sponsorship opportunity for our Godot courses?

the accuracy of shadow lines and their change with angle is what gives the 3D effect, regardless of shading or outline. You need the shadow border to be further back and depend on viewing angle.

What is the purpose of the yellow cube surrounding the emitter?

I experience major lag spikes when enabling CPUParticles3D, even after precaching the material. Any advice?

is it possible to have multiple instances of pulses each at a different place, at the same time?

i was playing windwaker with a friend and wanted to know how the shaders would work in godot. thank you

Regarding splashes while the drops hit the ground, I don't know why it's visible in one scene, but while implementing the same with another physics engine programmatically, I had the new particle groups created at the collision points, with very short lifespan. Not sure though, if it's an elegant solution.

Is there a way to implement this by default? Game-wide? Instead of each individual model?

Excellent tutorial, thank you! If anyone else wants to use this effect with an Orthographic camera, I have a solution. I'm pretty new to shaders, so there's probably a better way, but this worked for me. you will want to tweak your Camera's Far value, and maybe its distance from the scene-otherwise you might get some strange clipping. I ended up moving my Camera out to z=100, and setting its Far to 130 (my camera is tilted at 30 degrees but I assume the similarity of these numbers is a coincidence). Experiment with your camera's near, far, and position, and eventually you should find some values where the whole shader mesh and scene are visible.

is it posible to make multiple rings at the same time?

nice T-shirt

please don't fast forward the important parts again

great video and great effect thanks

Is there a way to apply this to the entire texture of a model imported from Blender? Like in this example you had to sacrifice the eyes and nose of the bear model to replace the entire material with a single color. But what if I wanted to keep those details?

Hello, this doesn't work when there is semi transparent objects in the scene. Would you mind making a tutorial for passing a viewport texture as a shader parameter to achieve a similar result but also show semi transparent objects ? I'd be eternally grateful :)