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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was trying to sculpt my game map in Blender at first but didn't even consider Godot plugins. This has made the process so much easier!

Awesome videos! I've followed along the whole series, learned a lot on the tool and filled my user library with handy filters and nodes along the way. Thanks for putting together this tutorial!

My player is a scene in my game and I dont want to have the player scene in this grass scene , how can i make the grass interactive then?

Any idea how to get a NavigationRegion3D work on an HTerrain?

Hi, Is there a guide on how to migrate to material maker from substance designer? I make stylized materials.​ I want to imitate the brush strokes from painterly Ghibli anime-style drawings and mainly make stylized materials. Can you give me a guide? In substance designerthere are few nodes that you can add to make the stylization. I wonder what those nodes are called in material maker.

Are you going to port Waterways to the current stable version of Godot (4.3)? Thank you

This really helped me figure out the basics of 2d flow maps, thanks Kasper. Any idea if a modified approach is feasible for subviewports in 4.3?

Hello Can you tell me How can I make tileable noise texture ? Is it just link noise node to make tileable node?

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great.... but you may need a better mic...

hello i need my game to make glass so how do you make it

Oh my god. You explain blender shortcuts horrendously. I can’t even follow what you’re saying. Why..?

This was really useful. Thanks a lot!

Does this include an "under water" shader/mesh?

This tutorial is gold ty so much!

Fantastic video! I'm curious if there's a method to perform the matrix transformation in local space. This way, when I rotate the object, the mask adjusts accordingly with the rotation. For instance, if I rotate a cube by 45°, the mask would consistently target the same side of the cube for cutting out.

Great video man, gonna try to make some better leaves for my trees using these techniques

For some reason when I try to paint grass nothing shows up

You could upload this to the material maker asset library 👀

What's your criteria for visual vs written shaders? Do you always start visual? If so, when is it time for you to make it written or visa versa?

This series is seriously amazing, and I am just at ep 2 here. Thank you for taking your time for this!

how can you stop it stretching

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can we do this with 3 textures ?

So usefull

I'm trying to do this in 2D but it looks weird

training to rotate a fast noise in godot 4 to add variant to multiple plains called from the same sample, but i thinc thers somthing mising.

The "Blend" node here seems to no longer exist in 1.3? Or if it does exist, it's working with reversed inputs for source 1/2 - I had to slot mine upside down to achieve the result you had

can't figure out how to make it so that my character doesn't fall through this terrain

for those of you who want to make the shader textures triplanar: shader_type spatial; uniform float offset : hint_range(-1.0, 1.0) = 0.5; uniform float fade : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.1; uniform vec3 uv_scale_fg = vec3(1.0); uniform vec3 uv_scale_bg = vec3(1.0); uniform sampler2D albedo_texture_fg : source_color; uniform sampler2D normal_texture_fg : hint_normal; uniform sampler2D albedo_texture_bg : source_color; uniform sampler2D normal_texture_bg : hint_normal; uniform float metallic_fg : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.5; uniform float roughness_fg : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.5; uniform float specular_fg : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.5; uniform float metallic_bg : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.5; uniform float roughness_bg : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.5; uniform float specular_bg : hint_range(0.0, 1.0) = 0.5; varying vec3 my_pos; varying vec3 my_normal; void vertex(){ my_pos = (MODEL_MATRIX*vec4(VERTEX,1.0)).xyz; my_normal = abs(normalize(MODEL_NORMAL_MATRIX * NORMAL)); } void fragment() { vec2 fg_uv = mix(my_pos.xy, my_pos.zy, round(my_normal.x)); fg_uv = mix(fg_uv, my_pos.xz, round(my_normal.y)); vec2 bg_uv = mix(my_pos.xy, my_pos.zy, round(my_normal.x)); bg_uv = mix(fg_uv, my_pos.xz, round(my_normal.y)); vec3 albedo_tex_fg = texture(albedo_texture_fg, fg_uv * uv_scale_fg.xy).rgb; vec3 normal_tex_fg = texture(normal_texture_fg, fg_uv * uv_scale_fg.xy ).rgb; vec3 albedo_tex_bg = texture(albedo_texture_bg, bg_uv * uv_scale_bg.xy).rgb; vec3 normal_tex_bg = texture(normal_texture_bg, bg_uv * uv_scale_bg.xy).rgb; vec3 bg_normal = normal_tex_bg * 2.0 - 1.0; bg_normal.z = sqrt(1.0 - bg_normal.x * bg_normal.x - bg_normal.y * bg_normal.y); vec3 normal_applied = bg_normal.x * TANGENT + bg_normal.y * BINORMAL + bg_normal.z * NORMAL; vec3 up_vector_viewspace = mat3(VIEW_MATRIX) * vec3(0.0, 1.0, 0.0); float dot_product = dot(up_vector_viewspace, normal_applied); float mask = smoothstep(offset - fade, offset + fade, dot_product); ALBEDO = mix(albedo_tex_bg, albedo_tex_fg, mask); METALLIC = mix(metallic_bg, metallic_fg, mask); ROUGHNESS = mix(roughness_bg, roughness_fg, mask); SPECULAR = mix(specular_bg, specular_fg, mask); NORMAL_MAP = mix(normal_tex_bg, normal_tex_fg, mask); }

Hello, I've a problem. Everything other is working, but I can't paint grass. I've done everything like you. But when I paint grass, it doesn't appears on the floor. No matter how I change scale. I used your 2D grass texture. And I am using Godot 4 latest.

Finally, something actually useful! Would be great if you could add some wind to the grass. Thank you!

When ever I'm using the brush if I use it in a specific location of terain after moving the brush to other locations the starter height get erase automatically please help 😞😭

This is excellent! In real life, grass doesn't snap straight up when you stop stepping on it. How could this be mimicked in the shader? Thanks again!

this is outdates af, blend nodes are not the same, the soft crashes too...

Hi Kasper. Is there a reason why you don't just plug the raw TIME directly into the flow as a multiplier? This crossfade trick, as you've noticed, creates a bit of ghosting. It feels a bit nauseous. I wonder if the clouds shouldn't just travel around forever, until they loop back (edit: how flowmaps are used for rivers, so the clouds would be treated like a river as well).

Really amazing

Great Tutorial Thank You!

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for taking your time to explain this awesome tool

And how do I add tree meshes?

Is it possible to make it as canvas item for tilemap?

What should I do if I want to control the direction~~Thanks~~

the grass feature is hella buggy afaf

dude, I can't thank you enough

Esta es una de las cosas más espectaculares que he visto en mucho tiempo 😮

Sqrt in a shader is considered expensive right? Is there a way around that? Maybe by packing the Z component of the normal map into an unused channel of another texture?

this is wonderful, exactly what i was looking for to texture mountains

I added a godot 4 version of the project to the tutorial resources repository. github.com/Arnklit/TutorialResources/tree/main/grass_interact_4 You should also be perfectly fine to follow along in Godot 4 with this in mind: You need to use "model_matrix" the two places where I use "world_matrix" as the name of that matrix was renamed. The script that sends the position to the shader, needs to say "@tool", instead of just "tool" at the top in Godot 4. And when you set the player position in the script, the line needs to be "get_parent().get_parent().get_node("Grass").material_override.set_shader_parameter("player_pos", global_transform.origin)".

Wow Awesome! Does this work on godot 4.x?