Wow! Subscribing because I love what you're doing with Godot! And maybe with the hope that someday I'll understand even a single sentence of what you said! lol
Yes! By attaching a script to each light source (Marker2D), you could export a radius and use that in the shader instead of a fixed one for all lights. This is actually what I do in Dreamed Away.
Wow.
This looks very nice! Worth giving a try tonight.
Very inspirational. These tutorials give me something to focus on and I end up learning so much from implementing them.
Glad you like them!
this was really helpful, thanks!
thanks
just want to say thank you! Very useful and pleasant to watch
Glad it was helpful!
thanks!! exactly what I was looking for :)
Wow! Subscribing because I love what you're doing with Godot! And maybe with the hope that someday I'll understand even a single sentence of what you said! lol
Hopefully it's not because of my thick French accent :D
@@dreamedawayrpg lol no I just don't understand any of the technical jargon!
Thanks for the video.
Why not use the light nodes from the Godot instead of the shader?
It's just a very different effect.
Nice! Is there a way to make the lights in different sizes?
Yes! By attaching a script to each light source (Marker2D), you could export a radius and use that in the shader instead of a fixed one for all lights.
This is actually what I do in Dreamed Away.
How to cast shadow?
Nice! Is there a way to make the lights work if the camera is static and doesn't follow player?
Yes, because it will work with or without camera.
@@dreamedawayrpg are there any changes needed to make because when i try with static camera the light move slower than the player
@@Hungg-ry6ih No I don't think so. Did you check my previous tutorial where I explain how the project is set up?
What is the advantage of doing it this way as opposed to using the Godot lighting system?
It's a very different look, much more stylized and retro than using Godot's lighting system.
french accent ?
Haha, yes!