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Hi everyone! Let’s take a short break from post-processing effects. In this tutorial, I’ll be creating a dynamic ornament that at one stage resembles a magical portal and at another something like a fiery eye. Essentially, it’s another demonstration of how we can use iterations and simple functions to achieve quite interesting transformations that can be further configured and combined in new ways. #Godot #Godot4 #GodotEngine #GodotTips #shaders #devlog #indiedev
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRA3DSgV7lw

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10.11.2025 07:07
post (@post@programming.dev)

Godot 4: Fiery ornament shader (tutorial)

https://programming.dev/post/40510809

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10.11.2025 05:57
post (@post@aussie.zone)

Learning resources recommendation for an artist?

https://aussie.zone/post/26564693

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10.11.2025 04:24
DoodleDonut (@DoodleDonut@equestria.social)

Doing some basic setup with a GridMap and AStar3D. I haven't used either of those nodes for a while, but I did have a prototype quite a while back that I remember doing, so I replicated it again.

I could have went and found the code, but it wasn't too hard to get going from scratch. Basically to create the AStar3D points, it sends a bunch of raycasts down onto the gridmap in regular, tile-sized intervals. If it hits something, that becomes a point.

Then once all the points are defined, I do something similar for every point, casting a ray to all of its orthogonal neighbors, creating connections if it hits something and is also within a certain height range (so the bottom and top of a cliff aren't connected, for instance).

Technically I could do this for any kind of world, not just a tile-based one...might consider trying that just to see how it looks, but it would probably be weird.

Using DebugDraw3D to draw the connections.

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