My historical gardening game is out on Steam!
If you're feeling for spy plots, queer romance, discovering plants and caring for real plants, you can now join the Abbey and embody Agnès! 🌿
store.steampowered.com/app/3411970/...
Launch trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9Ev...
#cozygame #indiedev
Another fun graphic bug turning clouds into machine guns.
Trying a stormy rendering for my clouds.
When floating points errors create biblical catastrophes. #godot #gamedev #tsunami
There was rain and there was light. All I was missing was rainbows. #godot #gamedev
Welp, I might have to scale down my cloud spawning frequency a notch. #godot #gamedev #happyclouds #butwaytoomanyclous
I find it absolutely delightful when the sun light makes the rain glow, and so I had to simulate this.
#godot #gamedev
I'm almost happy with the way my clouds look now.
The entire water cycle is now mass-preserving. Water evaporates, condense and form clouds, then cloud starts to rain and each water droplet holds a tiny amount of water that gets added back to the ground.
#godot #gamedev
Help! I want to keep working on my cloud particles but I can't stop falling asleep. #godot #gamedev
Still working on atmospheric simulation for my #Godot project.
The wind is computed with a fluid simulation, and I added friction with the relief. That creates nice and plausible wind patterns.
To make the wind visible I used a particle system. What do you think?
#gamedev #fluidsim #particles
May I ask how do you do indirect rendering with multimesh? I tried this way but could'nt find a way to compute the instances transform directly on the gpu. I had to scrap the multimesh node and use draw lists in a compositor effect to render particles directly from data in gpu buffers.
Of course. I imagine if your heightmap is stored in a texture, you just have to sample that in the process shader.
This looks awesome. I'm working on something similar, may I ask how you keep the spawning part purely on the gpu?
Here is the new spell I've been working on: a big nasty meteor. What do you think? What should I work on next?
Par curiosité, tu orientes comment ta recherche ? Incubateur ? Subventions ? Investisseurs privés ? Crowd funding ?
A bit of UI prototyping with #Godot. Theme management is a bit unintuitive at first, but very powerful once you start to get the hang out of it. Cool theme is Sprout Lands by CupNoodle on Itch. cupnooble.itch.io/sprout-lands... #gamedev
Photography of a beautiful cloud formation with a tree silhouette in foreground.
Photography of a cloud formation, with pastel grey and orangey colors. A diagonal line of sky is visible accross the frame.
A zoomed photography of fluffy clouds with beautiful pastel colors on a blue background.
Here are a few happy clouds from this morning for your enjoyment. #cloudscapes
My skybox was really boring during nighttime, so I added a very flashy nebula. Who doesn't love flashy nebulas?
#godot #gamedev
Here is a detailed tutorial on how I apply a dynamic pixel-art texture on a terrain using Godot.
This technique comes from a game nearly 30 years old.
www.miximum.fr/blog/godot-p...
#godot #gamedev #pixelart
A still have absolutely zero gameplay features, but I have beautiful sunrises.
I implemented a custom sky shader with volumetric clouds rendering and spent an unreasonable amount of time tweaking every parameter to get some beautiful colors.
Quite happy with the result so far.
#godot #gamedev
This is so informative, thank you.
I wrote a tutorial (in fr) on how I do pixel-arty 3d terrain texturing in #Godot.
www.miximum.fr/blog/godot-t...
Showing off my water shader. I wanted to get a stylized and colorful render, with a retro pixel art style. I took a strong inspiration from @noio.games's style, even if I'm very far from reaching a similar quality level. Still happy with current result though. #godot #gamedev #pixelart
Nope, it's a Godot project.
A screen capture of the Godot editor. A 3D terrain with a texture creating an esthetic patchwork.
This is absolutely not what was intendend, but I found this texturing issue quite classy. #godot #gamedev #patchwork
So there might be something wrong with my grass setup. #godot #gamedev
First one hurts the eyes :) Second one has nice colors but they feel a bit random and so it seems a bit unnatural. Last one is very plain but still feels very nice and minimalistic, and provides a cool background for all the growing stuff.
I've been working on waterfalls for my watery game! 🌊 Here's some WIP footage:
I've been working on terraced terrain for my watery game! 🪨 You can now create little green pockets in those tiny valleys...
It looks so good. There's something about the global color scheme that is really appealing.
