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This is great... for everyone on a single map server. Not so great when the server needs to keep track of players on multiple maps.

Hey, awesome video. This shader is great, but unfurtonately particles are not visible when using this shader. Is there a way to fix it? EDIT: Thanks to a commenter named @55555ivi, lowering rendering priority to -1 in ShaderMaterial solves this issue while keeping the shader.

Good tutorial but intensely irritating background music! Why to tutorial makers insist on putting music on the videos? It's infuriating! Especially when the music is as loud as it is on this video

ive been getting an issue in the water script where for the noise = mat.get_shader_para i get a null error, and i cant seem to find a fix for it, any help would be appreciated. ive also tried copying the scripts from git but it still gives the same error

I am looking to get into making an online RPG so a tutorial series on this would be awesome.

holding shift and dragging to make a curve does not work

0:21 Edit viewport resolution 1:32 Visual Shader 4:42 Manual Shader

Negative fog is a brilliant solution. Reminds me of negative light used for character "shadows" in 3D platformers.

Annoyingly Euler is pronounced Oiler.

this is really cool, but is there any way to make it work on an orthographic camera? the effect looks like it's somehow split into two sides of the screen edit: i didnt expect it to work, but chatgpt gave me the exact code changes to make this work on an orthographic camera

anyone know if they implemented those 6Dof joint in later versions??? if so it would be nice to see a tutorial update using those joints. thanks for the tutorial hoping to use this in my project

Thank you very much for this tutorial this is great !!! Have a Great day-Night !!!

thank you for Japanese subtitles

This tutorial is great! Had to watch it about ~5 times before the logic started to make sense, but I think I get the gist of it now... If you want, I'm trying to build a submarine simulator from these concepts to improve my skills mostly... I know I personally would be very grateful if you made tutorials on how to make a basic submarine controller, ship controller, and sail boat controller... When I figure it out, I might end up making a tutorial about it, but you're obviously better at these things... 🤩😄

I get an error at "apply_central_force"... How would I get the same effect, but on a CharacterBody3D? Is it only possible with a RigidBody?

very detailed video, real quality, helps a lot

Hey, I love the tutorial and the pixelization itself works wonderfully! I was, however, having a problem with the UI. I'm working on a 3D first person game where this method of pixelization is used, and I'm trying to add a "Press "E" to interact" UI element for interactible items when the player looks at them. The way I have this set up is with a CanvasLayer with a BoxContainer and Label containing the text, set to appear when the player's RayCast collides with an interactible object. However, I find that running this code along with the pixelization breaks the camera movement with the mouse, but I'm not sure why. For reference, here is the code for the first person camera: const SENSITIVITY = 0.01 func _ready(): Input.set_mouse_mode(Input.MOUSE_MODE_CAPTURED) func _unhandled_input(event): if event is InputEventMouseMotion: head.rotate_y(-event.relative.x * SENSITIVITY) camera.rotate_x(-event.relative.y * SENSITIVITY) camera.rotation.x = clamp(camera.rotation.x, deg_to_rad(-60), deg_to_rad(60)) Any help would be appreciated!

I tried to recreate it in 2D, but I haven't succeeded yet. will there also be a 2D tutorial? (something in the direction of Rainworld?)

does it as he tutorial without blender to see how it work before ?

I am trying to now combine this logic with CharacterBody nodes by having my root node be a CharacterBody3D node instead of a generic Node3D. I also went ahead and put collision shapes for every bone. My problem is the leg collision shapes mess with the inverse kinematics, leading to unnatural solutions to the IK solver. Anyone on the same boat?

and people said godot cant do multiplayer

Been struggling with applying hookes law to rotation. Have you thought about making a separate video for that? It's tough to find a good explanation for it and most guides I've found don't match every axis of rotation well.

Are you available for hire?

in 4.3 its not working... Looks like the physical_bones_start_simulation() was moved to the PhysicalBoneSimulator3D node

Yes, tutorial please!

For people that can't seem to get the SkeletonIK3D to work in editor but work in game - with SkeletonIK3D there's Play IK option on top of the editor, you need to have that checked if you want to see updates in the editor. I don't know why it was disabled for me by default.

Great video! However, if you use depth in the buoyancy force formula, you should limit it to a maximum depth. In your example, the deeper your object falls in the water, the stronger is the upward force. In real life, according to Archimedes’ law, there is maximum upward force defined by the volume of displaced water equal to the volume of the body (or height in your case). This is why objects heavier than water will drown and others will float. In scripting terms, I usually use math.clamp01(depth/depth_max) in the force expression instead of just depth.

Quite late, but do you think you'll make a 4.3 version? There's quite a few issues that arise when using 4.3 even if you try it out on your own tutorial project that you provided but I have a feeling you'd rather wait until the SkeletonIK3D node gets updated to make another updated tutorial.

This is a pretty cool technique and I'm tempted to put it in a few areas of my project, is it very expensive at runtime though? Don't want to overload the system just to have an easier time making pathways.

Very insightful! Thank you

Hello, I have a question, can you help me?

will this still work for 4.3

Can i edit rdr2 ragdoll?

My brain is basically fried right now xD

Just a note for those using 4.3, the vertex code for getting the MeshInstance3D to cover the camera has changed, it should now read: void vertex() { POSITION = vec4(VERTEX.xy,1.0,1.0); } This is mentioned in the docs but I figure it should be noted here.

Is there a way of doing this now, with the new Godot 4.3?

I want to play your boat game, it is nice,

godot took seriously the 'make multiplayer' button meme.

woah this is awesome. would it be possible to procedurally-generate a road on-the-fly? like, if you wanted to make some kind of infinite driving game where the road goes along forever with different variations that spawn in

In 4.3 works like a charm. Thank you.

thankyou so much for the github link, so incredibly helpful, one thing i think you could add (I will be adding quite a few features but for different reasons) would be making it so limbs stay in their sockets, i might update this comment if i do end up implementing that, but its really not needed for most things

I knew Godot was good but damn.. this is fire 🔥

how do you actually put in a game, like for each player?

To anyone having problems with the new update, Godot 4.3 stealth introduced reverse Z, which means the only thing you should have to change for the shader to work again is replace void vertex() with this: void vertex() { POSITION = vec4(VERTEX.xy, 1.0, 1.0); }

This shader made my game look much better, thank you ! But now that 4.3 is out it broke :( Do you know a way to fix it ?

The hard part about Godot is its Nodes and Scenes system. Absolutely disgusting to work with this for multiplayer.

we'll *NEVER* be able to automate pix.... well okay then. the quality of this effect is awesome, thank you for sharing this.

Thanks for explaining how to use the IK classes in Godot. I've used the SkeletonIK3D class for leg and arm animations while driving (steering wheel, pedals, gear shifter animations). It might just be my computer, has an older CPU and GPU is GTX 1080, but the performance of IK in Godot seems not great. I'm using the chains just to position the legs and arms, so the hand and foot rotation are excluded and are still manually rotated. Leg chains have 3 bones and arms have 4 (shoulder to wrist placement basically). I even have it set to 1 for max iterations. I put a toggle in my game settings menu to turn on/off IK and while off gets 60FPS (I have max FPS to 60) and while on drops to ~40FPS. Other than the performance hit the animations look believable with the appropriate magnet values. But for me I might have to go back to manual positions/rotations of bones for animations. The only thing I can think of is the chains have too many bones, but 3 or 4 don't seem unreasonable. And the scale of my model in game is 0.01 so maybe there's some weird math going on but I'd hope the IK algo doesn't increment by a set small amount while finding the solutions. Anyone else have such a big performance hit with the IK stuff in Godot?

Is it possible to get the mesh to do the opposite of this? As in: only display the object when it is 'overlapped' by the mesh