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Nice tutorial! Very simple and useful. Thx! how to calculate depth differences to make an outline?

The Raymarching template shader file linked is not the same anymore that the one used in the tutorial

the depth part at the end was very helpful thinks

I was really hoping to see that foam color implementation. Is it simple to add or am I missing something? Great video friend!

Thanks bro I just started playing this and that was bugging me

You are a magician! Full of inspiration😂🎉

thank man! you are amaizing, i was having troubles with the thickness 'cause I had "0" on the thickness_outline

I just learned about the Unity Graph Shader thanks for making this awesome tutorial

Thanks for the tutorial! A common usecase in third person games is to outline the object your char is looking at. How would you adapt this to only highlight specified objects in your scene?

Good video 🎉.

Welcome aboard. Any time I see C# I become afraid that Microsoft is exercising its ability to bully people into using Microsoft only software. Unity has been bathing in C# software. All I have heard about Unity is the dumpster fire Unity has become. I chose Godot out of the gate, and I really like the Python like syntax. I started attempting to write a game engine in C++, realised that it would take way too long. I tried Python, and realized that would still take to long (less too long than C++) and either way, there was massive challenges around running on different platforms. Once I realized I need to be working in a game engine, Godot was the obvious choice. I hope that Godot can resist the Microsoft push into C#. For any Godot Executives out there. The next time Microsoft makes a major donation and starts pushing its demands - please push back. Tell them that you will be taking a turn into C++.net rather than C#.net if possible. C# is a Java'ish language, which does not make it well suited for game engines. Godot's GdScripts Python'ish syntax is not a real performance booster, either. But Python syntax has a very easy, quick, and inexpensive development cycle. So if performance is going to suffer at least there a strong asset gained. That being said, by being disciplined in your approach, to architecture and programming. And keeping things simple, by using the built in features of Godot; the code ends up compiled in super efficient C++ anyway. All without the burden of C++ programming syntax. I strongly appreciate your expertise in Godot, especially the shaders. I wrote my first Game in Godot 3. I am now working in Godot 4, and Roblox. I have to relearn shaders, for Godot 4, which is not my strong suit. Godot is much easier and more fun to work with, but Roblox has built in product marketing which is crucial to where I am as a game developer.

Awesome tutorial!! Earned a sub 😁. Do you think you could do a Buoyancy tutorial in the future using your shader? The tutorials that are currently on CZcams don't seem to work with Godot 4.3... Keep up the good work!

4 years ago and this is still helpful tyyy

doesn't work

Amazing if you live in 1970

Also be aware of divide operation in shaders, it's very heavy operation for processor. So instead where you can switch it for multiplication for example: instead of dividing by 2, multiply it by 0.5 Also you can chcek your frame time and frame sample data in applications like nvidia's Nsight Graphics and you can also capture the frames from builds too

0:58 what menu is that?

Hey! Came across your video. Thanks for the mention!

Thank you.

Bhai audio and video synchronized perfectly 🙂🙌 and thanks for the video.🙏🏻

Thank you for this video ❤.

Wow. This was super informative! Thanks for the visualized math sections, they help me understand things like the matrix values much better.

Thank you so much for your tutorials, you are way too underrated

Cool and inspiring

awesome work, rlly cool. You guided me into a diff solution to something else. tnks!

For those having issues, you might have tried it on a "plane" rather than a "quad" a plan is flat in the y axis so it appears invisible when the shader is applied. A quad does not.

Love this tutorial 🖐️🖐️👍👍

maybe try a trendy cut and run the trimmer (on 0 or 1) on facial hairs (grow beard too) , you will look good. btw awesome tutorial edit: small amount of facial hairs will look good (trimmed to be precise)

Thank you. Also, good to see your face. :)

neat! good tutorial :)

Bro do make a video about depth. By the way nice video

Very nice, I learned a ton. I think it would look good on a slanted deck on a ship; change direction and speed based on heave angle, maybe increase droplets size if stagnant (to look like small puddles), and increase dripping speed based on drop size. Loots of cool applications, gonna test around a bit. Maybe a performance version with less operations since it's further away from the eyes. Thank you

I love this kind of content, I'm always curious about performance cost

would this be more preformant than full screen raymarching?

Thank you so much for your super helpful videos, I learned so much! I do have a problem with my Moon/ Day-Night Cycle. Maybe you know how to solve it. I want my night time to be lit by moon light, however since Unity only let's me use one directional light, I wonder how I should light the night scene when I already use a dircetional light for the sun, do you have an idea? :)

Hi Gohil, I see the Shader in the editor window - but not during runtime. What am I doing wrong? Thank you for this great tutorial! When I use the visual-shader it says: Parser Error: Class "VisualShaderNodeProceduralVoronoi" hides a global script class. When I convert visual to script it does not compile. mmh

Can you share the code ?