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this is a really motivating video with great explanation but I think you went a little bit too fast, maybe it would have been better to make a less complex shader to start with and improve it in other videos. That being said it's still the best video about shader I've seen on youtube, thumbs up !

I recently got in game development using Godot, and I will be using this tutorial specifically to try and learn to make my own shaders for effects. What I'm looking for specifically at this moment is an acid trip effect, and this tutorial just seems like it's made for that 😄

Thank you! This was amazing! :)

Absolutely incredible! I hope to see more videos on shaders from you! 🎉

100% entirely ai

What an amazing video

Keep going!

I really didn’t realize this was a non human voice and now I’m a little creeped out

I love this video, but please never use that TTS ever again.

WOW 😲😳✨

Excellent!

I miss your videos :(

Incredible quality. I love that you reference other tools. Thank you so much for this great educational coneten!

Incredible! Thank you :)

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this is brilliant explain even i can understand :_

This is such a good video. Well done.

Do you have a GitHub account where we can look at code?

Wow, thanks so very much. Great to see how you developed the code from very basic. Look forward to more.

Pure gold.

Excellent Video and content 🎊🎊🎊🎊

damn, I can't express how great this is

This is amazing

I am sure this is brilliant. I am not good enough to follow along yet. I just started studying Shader in Unity on Udemy. Can anyone recommend good basic videos or tutorials on shaders? I really really really want to understand all this.😢

thanks for making this man ❤❤

🔥 Next amazing video please!

Shaders man...damn.

Woaaaaaaah, now that is amazing! Probably gonna fall into this after finals

Thank you! You inspired me to get back into coding and creating generative art, looking forward to future tutorials🤝

You don't need a graphics card to run shaders, just a GPU. This is such a good tutorial, seriously next level. By far the coolest coding tutorial I've ever seen, hands down.

I wish there was a super like button

hi i love ur tutorial the most detail shader tutorial in utube, can i request a tutorial on shader particle system?

1:27 knowing a bit of graphics programming, I understand the in parallel part. But this animation shows sequential processing not parallel processing. This is like how a CPU would generate a frame, not a GPU. This has to be confusing to new graphics programmers because it implies logic starts on a pixel finishes then moves on to the next pixel. If one knows parallel programming chances are they know graphics programming too. You just got to imagine every pixel is like it's own worker all solving the same formula with the variation of knowing the id separate from one another.

I WANT MOREEEEEEE😘

This is phenomenal. Thanks for putting this out and especially for all of the provided resources in the description.

The AI voice is great !!!

Can we a volume ray march tutorial?

Great tutorial. I was mind blown at the use of fractals and combining that with well known math functions to produce very interesting results quickly. The palette function also seems incredible useful for creating color compositions to anyone's liking!

Really nice video, very well explained, but the AI voice is a bit distracting IMO.

Personally, I can't stand AI-generated voices. They're really grating to listen to. However, the content of the video was definitely informative!

So did you steal this content considering that the whole video is AI generated?

Incredible tutorial ! Thanks a lot ! Just one question, is it normal that your cartesian coordinates system at 7:01 is left-handed ? It seems a bit odd since, as I thought, the convention was right-handed cartesian coordinates system.

Extremely useful as I am a beginner, thanks for making this well done video

let him cook

i have allucinated several hours after this tutorial and this is no joke.

God Likes Shaders

ai voice, not watching.

As a coder of the more conventional kind, I feel that there ought to be some special 'decoration' of iTime-varying variables, the coordinate space should be an enum selection, each transform should be a well-named function. Seems like a good space for Rust.

Amazing video! Completed this and made advance designs that only people from the year 4032 will understand.... but any of you know how to center a div?