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.
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.
Fake interior shader with use single texture for roomPort of this shader: https://forum.unity.com/threads/interior-mapping.424676/#post-2751518Interior mapping shader which instead of cubemap, it uses texture atlas with room tiles that are front room view automatically mapped into a cube. The alpha channel value - uniform for whole tile - is used to determine the rear wall's relative distance.
This addon aims to help Godot developers writing custom written shaders by providing high-level functions which are often used inside gdshaderinclude files.
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.
Split texture, stochastic sampling, triplanar projection shader for Godot4
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.
Simple shader that allows for create animations similar to palette cycling. Make a grayscale sprite and a gradient, put a ShaderMaterial on the sprite and assign the gradient and it will animate. See the example project for usage.Caveats for best effect:- the node with shader should have texture_filter set to Nearest- number of colors in the gradient and base texture should match- gray shades in the base texture should be uniformly distributed (i.e. with equal increments between colors)Check out the repo page for animated example.
Three shaders to generate 3D animated planets and stars in Godot 4:- Planet body generation shader- Cloud generation shader- Astmosphere generation shaderThe project contains seven example planets:- No atmosphere planet- Terrestrial planet- Ice planet- Lava planet- Sand planet- Gaseous planet- StarFAQ and more information: https://naejimer.itch.io/godot-3d-planet-generator
A shader that changes sprite colors based on provided palette. Top row of palette are color references; these colors are sampled from the original image and replaced by colors from subsequent rows. The shader will cycle between palette rows, resulting in an animation. By default, the reference row is also part of the animation, but it can be skipped. 2-row palette with first row skipped results in a static palette swap.The shader will automatically adjust to palette size, so it requires minimal setup (just drop palette image and it works). It uses integer comparison for the colors, so it's fast and perfectly accurate. I also made sure that the code is optimized.You can use the alpha from palette colors or keep the original. When using palette alpha, keep in mind that transparent pixels are sampled too. Only RGB values are sampled, alpha is used only for final image.Warning: Be sure to set texture_filter property to Nearest. Also, while the palette size is only limited by maximum texture size, having too many columns (hundreds/thousands) will impact performance.The shader comes bundled with a file PaletteGenerator.gd. It's an editor script for quick generating palettes from images. Select a Sprite or any node with texture property and in Script Editor do File -> Run to generate a palette template.Check the example project for some usage examples or check the repo for more details.
# motion-blur-godot-4.0A motion blur plugin created by Bauxitedev, ported to Godot 4.0To use this plugin in your game, do the following:1) Copy the motion-blur folder to your project directory.2) Select the camera you want to apply motion blur to, and click the 'link' button above the scene tree to instance a scene.3) Select the 'motion_blur.tscn' file, and click Open.If you want to customize the blur:1) Select the motion_blur node2) Click 'Surface Material Override' in the inspector under MeshInstance3D.3) Click 'Shader Parameters'4) Mess with the Intensity, Iteration Count, and Start Radius until you have the effect you'd like.Original plugin by Bauxitedev for Godot 3:https://godotengine.org/asset-library/asset/211
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.
