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Thanks for this video, it's a great starting point. However, I've had a significant amount of struggle regarding doing this with rotation only. For some reason the physical bones won't move in a way that resembles the original animation at all, rather the limbs just flail around in a seemingly random rotations that change as the character's orientation changes. It works normally with position modifying intact. All I did was remove the positional/linear aspects of the code and left the rotational elements. I want a character that continues pursuing an animation while being able to topple over by physics (Like a real life robot would). Do you have any insight that could help? Thanks.

Oh boy, i wish i understood a lot of that boilerplate. Thanks for this walktrough anyways!

Im so tired by trying the second method, i just dont understand how it works for you but not for me (its just 4x4 pixels visible in screen)

how do you modify the 3 method pixelation please?

CAN YOU EXPLAIN MANUAL SHADER HOW TO HOW TO GET ITT??????

please explain how to manual shader PLEASE P L E A S E

can you explain how to manual shader'????????????

HOW TO MANUAL SHADER?????!?!?!?!?!?!??!?

how i can script in shader? when i create it only shows the second method mode

I have a problem, i tried the shader method and all screen looks like 4x4 pixels, how i fix it? pls

Yo this is sick. Gonna try to utilize this in my own game somehow

I wonder why it worked perfectly for me, but when I changed character for another one - it renders completely black though other objects are fine as well as previous character model. I'd appreciate help since I have no technical knowledge to fix this. Thanks

@2:10 for anyone wondering if their track is not right, offset them by moving the points of their polygon. not the csgpolygon's position.

Everything my camera can see is godot texture pixeleted, not really what was expecting

Hey, i was wondering if you're still going to do the multiplayer tutorial

Wow what a great video!

Thank you very much for your work. I still have a question about how to pass sampler3D into the shader for sampling. It seems like onlything we need to do is convert multiple Image objects to Array<byte []>(each Image object is converted to byte []) and directly using "rd. TextureCreate (texFormat, new RDTextureView(), mapArray)" to create a 3D texture. The rest is consistent with the steps in your video. But the problem is that once I do this, the engine will error "Default supplied data for image format is of invalid length (16), should be (1)." although I already set fmt.Depth = 16 in code (I want to use a (16 * 16 * 16) 3D texture, but the editor tells me it's not possible) This is very bad :(

This seems great for session based games. What are the options for games that are MMO or MMO-lite and require a persistent connection outside of the game itself?

idk why but my guy just sort of floats away. I have no idea what i did wrong. I even tried copying your code but it didn't help.

I'm wondering if the new LookAtModifier3D would make this easier.

I have an issue where this also removes the outlines of objects. Anyone have any idea how to fix that?

3kliksphilip is that you?

Arte✨

Such a cute little shader I love it

I'm not sure why, but the dark outlines and light edges no longer work. I thought it was because I was using a lter version, but I tried booting up 4.2 and for some reason the scene is entirely broken O_O. Played around with the darken and lighten edge variables and they didn't impact much of anything.

Awesome

Hi, thanks for this. I have been struggling with that bug for days now. Did you set authority on the Player or MultiplayerSyncronizer? I couldn't see the top of the file. Thank you!

Were working on a game with this as a main feature. This was really helpful.

hello

That's a brilliant explanation of using the vector cross product to create a transform for an object. However, in the current version of Godot, you can obtain a rotated transform on a curve point using this function: curve.sample_baked_with_rotation(curve_distance)

Thank you, happy new year

using subviewport to make a pixel effect make me hard to manage node structure, and i felt a bit clunky, now we have compositer, do you have any ieda?

Do you need a server for this?

Hello, I followed the tutorial but unfortunately my bodies are floating just below the surface of the water. Does anyone know how to fix that issue?

will this work for bipeds (humans) as well?

is it possible to impliment this technic into a character with rotatable feet i tried but failed, the rotation of the feet alway goes randomly

I got everything working Except it eventually broke at the end when I added the Planes, it's now just rotates slightly upward and sinks into the ground, I think I also messed up the raycast as well, because it's not stepping directly on the ground every time(happened before I added planes), does anyone know what I did wrong? ( already compared to the github file witch still works in 4.3, still cant figure it out)

Is there anyway this could be ported to some non-proprietary format for other engines?

Did i understand what he said? No Did I watch the whole thing? Yes Thank you for your service sir

an angel in human form

My god my head hurts O___O freaking awesome though.

Wow man you're amazing! Literally just imported into 4.3 and runs perfectly. Tutorials like this give so much inspiration for the community and I look forward to messing around with this one! Shader coding = actual wizardry _change my mind._

So in theory there should be a way to combine this with the Active Ragdoll system as well?

OMG this is exactly what I try to achieve for a while, but couldn't wrap my head around. Thank you!

@1:11 I kept moving the points around, but it never made my happy (quiet sobbing).

Sigh I spend all weekend making a road from a curve using surface tool. Oh well it was a good learning experience. thanks for this! Useful to know how to make it work in editor. Edit: I read that it isn't cheap to use a CSG polygon mesh in game. Would you use this in production or just for prototyping?

hey would love to chat about trying to expand this idea

Hows the performance of this?

Does this type of 3d pixel art have to be orthographic? Is it possible to utilize the logic of applying shaders to 3d objects and have them appear 2d top down?

Still waiting for the tutorial