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That's a brilliant explanation of using the vector cross product to create a transform for an object. However, in the current version of Godot, you can obtain a rotated transform on a curve point using this function: curve.sample_baked_with_rotation(curve_distance)

Thank you, happy new year

using subviewport to make a pixel effect make me hard to manage node structure, and i felt a bit clunky, now we have compositer, do you have any ieda?

Do you need a server for this?

Hello, I followed the tutorial but unfortunately my bodies are floating just below the surface of the water. Does anyone know how to fix that issue?

will this work for bipeds (humans) as well?

is it possible to impliment this technic into a character with rotatable feet i tried but failed, the rotation of the feet alway goes randomly

I got everything working Except it eventually broke at the end when I added the Planes, it's now just rotates slightly upward and sinks into the ground, I think I also messed up the raycast as well, because it's not stepping directly on the ground every time(happened before I added planes), does anyone know what I did wrong? ( already compared to the github file witch still works in 4.3, still cant figure it out)

Is there anyway this could be ported to some non-proprietary format for other engines?

Did i understand what he said? No Did I watch the whole thing? Yes Thank you for your service sir

an angel in human form

My god my head hurts O___O freaking awesome though.

Wow man you're amazing! Literally just imported into 4.3 and runs perfectly. Tutorials like this give so much inspiration for the community and I look forward to messing around with this one! Shader coding = actual wizardry _change my mind._

So in theory there should be a way to combine this with the Active Ragdoll system as well?

OMG this is exactly what I try to achieve for a while, but couldn't wrap my head around. Thank you!

@1:11 I kept moving the points around, but it never made my happy (quiet sobbing).

Sigh I spend all weekend making a road from a curve using surface tool. Oh well it was a good learning experience. thanks for this! Useful to know how to make it work in editor. Edit: I read that it isn't cheap to use a CSG polygon mesh in game. Would you use this in production or just for prototyping?

hey would love to chat about trying to expand this idea

Nice.

Hows the performance of this?

Does this type of 3d pixel art have to be orthographic? Is it possible to utilize the logic of applying shaders to 3d objects and have them appear 2d top down?

Still waiting for the tutorial

Wow. Probably the best water I've seen. 💐

PSA: if you want to make this shader work with orthographic camera in Godot 4.3 try to tweak the camera Far and Size settings till it shows correctly, it worked for me

Tutorial please

I'm in search of how to do post processing. Everyone seems to do it differently. I don't understand why it would take three nodes to add a shader after the render stage.

Hi. Thank you for the tutorials. Can you please make a tutorial on how to use the new SkeletonModifier3D ?

the syncing params and spawning units works pretty well with their built in multiplayerSync and spawner, but dang I'm struggling with getting basic RPCs to work properly/ as I think/understand they should be working. I could be mistaken, but even when communication appears to be happening via debug, I'm not seeing it show up elsewhere (researching now...)

very cool but what if i dont want my whole game to be capped at 60 fps to make the water simulation speed realistic?

excellent video! will try to toy around with this at some point. it looks great!

Cool, but kinda a nothing burger honestly. Need more in depth tutorial.

I can’t understand anything that you’re saying. Way too many specialized terms. Please explain them next time.

I'm in love with this tutorial! Thank you so much! <3 Just one thing, i'm using Godot 4.3 and had to change the Vertex to "POSITION = vec4(VERTEX.xy, 1.0, 1.0);", but this cause a weird black glitch on some places of the outline. I'll deeply gratiful if make a new tutorial for Godot 4.3.

First method no longer works in godot 4.3

Meanwhile the most life changing feature (for me), Top Level, is mentioned so briefly I can literally blink and miss it. Felt like getting an achievement :D

Hi Crigz! Can you save me in a project please man? Would you know how to create just a small little island surround by ocean with waves breaking at the shore PLEASE? ( sonthing like Zelda wind waker) I need a tutorial to make sonthing like tht because Im trying to make a game with this scene.

thank u.

thank you so much! i have to edit a little sadly because mine keeps just going through 90 degree walls but ill get there I hope

where did you fins this sky texture ist amazing

Thanks for an amazing guide. Im rinning into some issues with the post processing. It seems like the 'map' is diagonally 'split' into two sides. I dunno if its because of the quad or shader code specifically. Another thing - if someone knows, how can i make this outline shader not affect specific objects on scene? I have prepared a foliage shader and when viewed via the camera - its black. Is it possible to separate the two, so that the outline doesnt render on specific stuff to not break other shaders?

I didn't know how physics animation worked. But it's the same method which is used for VR hands. A next level implementation would be to trigger new animations based on the forced applied to each limb, maybe procedural.

as someone who uses a lot of compute shaders in unity, this looks absolutley horrendous. Good video, but man, I really hope I just dont understand it yet, or that compute shaders in godot will get significantly better in the future. Edit: Well, thats way to harsh to say to a small team of developers working on, and open sourcing a pretty good piece of software for free for everyone. I'd like to formally retract that statement, its not horrendous, but I do hope that they'll be able to make it as simple, easy, and structured as unity compute shaders with future updates.

I don't think this works anymore...

One thing is a bit confusing for me. I noticed that shader is working when it is outside the camera object, do we need it inside it then?

The best tutorial about Path3D I have seen!

Thank you so much for showing this detailed tutorial and the source code! I ended up implementing this in my game where you spray water on a desert in order to spawn grass and trees. I'm using the C# version so I had to take your code and convert it, which took awhile, but I finally got it working and it looks great! If you're interested, I can copy/paste the C# versions of the classes for other users :)

hey, im wondering if you can give me the source where you got the character?

damn was looking for a compute shader tutorial, just to get an idea how it would work. definitely earned a sub 👍

this is very useful

I hate everything about this, i can't believe there are people that like the aliasing in their games. I would rather have a sharp pixel that doesn't jiggle jaggle. We need voxels Make voxels great again