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This is pure gold, thanks!

What's the benefit of writing your ray tracing shader in a compute shader over a vertex shader operating on a mesh like a box? It seems quite a bit simpler, but I guess I'm imagining it's not as flexible as the computer shader method.

It would be great if the so called tutorial had any examples and not just: "welp I told you that noise exists so now you can do this this and that but I won't show you how"

We need a tutorial for those remote bomb effects! And the water! Great video tho.

Can you use glsl files in Godot natively? If not, it would be great if you mentioned how to get them to work. Sorry if it's a dumb question, I'm new to shaders.

making me second guess the knock at 2:55 was completely uncalled for

Now let Godot RT by default 😂

thank you for the tutorial, there is sure quite some boilerplate needed to get it running. somehow godot likes to crash every now and then, unsure if it is realated to my compute shader usage... still, they are fun!

Hope you are doing fine man, you really made good quality content.

How do you create the shader on the tree at 4:55?

Can you link the original video for the stylized bush, at 1:34, Thanks!

Actually a decent explanation, thanks!

When Neko 4000?

Do you like catgirls?

"Compute Shaders" huh... How can you call them "compute" when they can't even "compute" GLSL version of FastNoiseLite, it freeses the entire engine at `compute_list_begin` call... Guess I have to split GLSL FastNoiseLite into sub-shaders, to make it work as expected, and not ruin the system... Compute Shaders are good at computing simple paralel tasks, but can ruin everything if task is too hard to complete...

Im just glad there are some smart people out there who understand these things and make cool stuffs with them

hey

Can you post an update?

Yeah yeah, also you forgot to mention multi mesh

Can one use blender materials one creates and use that in godot?

7 minutes to tell this ?

Maybe try fondling with material and texture

I'm still confused, not not as much as before I watched this video! Thanks for helping me understand shaders marginally better. 😅

Yay! you gained a.. new subscriber 🎉

THANKS THANKS SO MUCH THAT WHAT I SEARCHED FOR 2 DAYS!!! THANK YOU

I want to use this shader for a solid mesh ( like a crystal ) but is doesn't work correctly for that. The shader looks great but has also problems with a flat surface. When the plane is not rotated ( the rotations on each axis are x=0, y=0, z=0 ) it works fine. However when I rotate the plane 90 degrees on the y-axis, it doesn't work corretly. - When I then rotate or pan the view left/right, the parallax moves up/down. - When I then rotate or pan the view up/down, the parallax moves left/right. So their is something wrong. It looks like it doesn't take into account in which direction a mesh or face is rotated or facing. Do you have have an idea what might cause this and how to fix it?

"Invalid pipelines cache header" when creating rendering device. Any ideas?

Jesus loves u man

thank you

Can haz shaderps?

I have all these crazy ideas but not technical skill. I find it very draining, your videos help me until I can pay someone to do this shit for me or something lol

The zoomer editing.... :D (^._.^)ﾉ

Lmao, saw intro and didnt even notice the weapon you just cut from his video ;D

Few seconds in and a BLASPHEMY - unnecessary. Absolutely ridiculous.

My brain melted, nice job

Thanks, i still don't know how to make shaders!

How the hell did I get from Godot shaders to this?!

Does it work in 2023?

3:18 just got so relevant with Unity. I'm looking into Godot precisely because of this.

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AAAA bro it seems like u is Indian cuz the accent is a lil similar am I mistaken?

Noise texture is the lord of shaders😅

2:21 u know man has the trashiest taste when u hear that opening Yep u gained a sub 👍

I'am absoluetly unable to focus on the actual content becasue of the J-RPG music in the background. But I'll get over it someday, I'm sure.

Yes, Science!

have just find the meaning of life...

or just don't use cell shaded assets, plenty of handpainted assets for free on the internet, saves you a lot of GPU by not relying on lighting.

When people say "I dunno how to use shaders" I bet you most know how to mix noise textures with regular uv's in theory. You kinda gave us the "Draw the rest of the OWL" solution to this.