Volume rendering, implemented in Godot Engine.
This is a shader that implements a chroma key effect. Chroma keying is a technique used to remove a specific color (usually green or blue) from an image or video, making it transparent and allowing other content to show through.The shader provides RGB Comparison options for the chroma key effect.
This contains a simple atmosphere shader usable on planets. I developped this for a tech demo I'm working on, so I thought of making it an addon.- Comes in two versions, one with fake colors and another with light scattering- Can be seen from inside like regular fog if you want to land on the planet- Switches to a cube mesh when seen from far away so multiple atmospheres can be drawn at lower cost- Includes experimental volumetric cloudsChanges in 0.4:- Added `force_fullscreen` option to allow previewing the inside of the atmosphere in the editor- Added atmosphere ambient color to v2 atmosphere so nights are no longer pitch black- Added `*_shader_parameter()` methods, deprecated `*_shader_param` methods- Slightly improved clouds alpha blending- Decoupled alpha from color in v2 atmosphere so it no longer stops rendering in the dark side of planets- Fixed properties list not updating when setting a different shaderChanges in 0.3:- Added more realistic atmosphere model based on Sebastian Lague's Coding Adventure- Added automatic optical depth baking using a viewport (Vulkan renderer not needed)- Added raymarched and animated clouds (current version is imperfect due to tradeoffs)- Added NoiseCubemap resource to generate procedural cloud coverage textures- Added small demoChanges in 0.2:- Ported to Godot 4- Added option to blend ground depth with a sphere, to hide precision lost at high distances
Headbanging against the keyboard, done for you.
Original Addon for Godot 3 by CaptainProton42 ported to Godot 4A flexible toon shader for the Godot Engine with many features:🤸Flexibility through parameters like number of cuts/bands, steepness, and wrap🎨 Supports custom color ramps🌈 Affected by the colors of light sources and ambient light in the scene💡 Allows for multiple light sources⛱️ Supports shadows and attenuation✨ Visual extras like specular reflections and rim lighting🖼️ Supports textures for albedo and specularNew:✏️ Experimental toon hatching shader (available as a separate material)
Convert Shaders 3.x to GDShaders 4.x
This addon comes with Visual Shader library of nodes such as a huge library of blending modes, SDF (signed distance field) shapes, procedural noise and patterns, UV utilities and other nodes.
Adds many premade 2D effects (such as noise, blur, emboss, zoom, custom shapes, etc.) to build-in VisualShader editor. You can find basic usage examples in the "addons/shaderV/examples" folder.Copy the contents of "addons/shaderV" into the same folder in your project. Custom visual shader nodes work the same way as standard visual shader nodes.As all shaders sources are .gdshaderinc files, it is also possible to use this plugin with usual text shaders.
The Glow Boarder Effect Renderer contains shader setup with a glowing boarder effect for selected objects. The user can turn the glow border effect on and off and select glow color for individual objects.
Voxel rendering for Godot 4 based on an efficient 2-level DDA algorithm implemented 100% on the GPU as a fragment shader.This approach allows for good performance and opens up the possibility of making runtime changes to voxels at a relatively low cost.Please see the detailed description on GitHub.
This addon aims to help Godot developers writing custom written shaders by providing high-level functions which are often used inside gdshaderinclude files.
NOTICE: Uses .net 7. Does not use standard lighting, instead uses a custom object to create a light direction. This is intended so that the artists have full control over the light angle like in a lot of anime toon shading applications. Repository has documentation.A toon shader system that comes with a custom light solution, and is based off of various anime toon shading techniques. Basic how to use: Add a CharacterLight object, then add the materials you want to control to the array of ShaderMaterials.
