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How to use the 2D particle system in Godot - Godot 3.2.3

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How to use the 2D particle system in Godot – Godot 3.2.3

September 5, 2021 Jen Abbott Creates 0 Comments "Godot game tutorial", "Godot visual coding", 3D, 3d modeling, Animation, Animation in Blender, art, blender 3d, design, game art, game dev, Godot, godot 4, godot engine tutorial, godot shaders tutorial, Godot vs Unity, how to make a game with godot, indie gamedev godot, Learn to Animate in Blender, Learning Animation, motion graphics, particle effects, sculpting, tutorial, VFX

I will show you the basics of using the 2D particle system in Godot. Written Tutorial: https://oldetinkererstudio.com/how-to-use-the-2d-particle-system-in-godot/ Timeline: 0:00 Introduction

Blinking Mechanic in Godot (With no Programming Experience) | Devlog #2

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Blinking Mechanic in Godot (With no Programming Experience) | Devlog #2

September 3, 2021 Eli Cuaycong 0 Comments "Godot game tutorial", "Godot visual coding", 16 bit, 2d, 8-bit, 8bit, art, beginner, blink, Code, coding, create, Creating, dare, devblog, developer, development, devlog, digital, game, game developer, game development, game engine, game jam, game mechanic, gamedev, GameDeveloper, gamejam, GDScript, Godot, godot 4, godot engine tutorial, godot game engine, godot shaders tutorial, Godot vs Unity, how, how to make a game with godot, indie, indie gamedev godot, ludum, ludum dare, make, making, pixel, pixelart, platformer, programming, script, side scroller, sprites, teleport, unity, videogame, vlog

Thank you for your interest in my videos! Hope you enjoyed it. Learning the language had me in quite a

How to make a 2D Wall Jump & Wall Slide using UNITY & C#!

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How to make a 2D Wall Jump & Wall Slide using UNITY & C#!

August 18, 2021 Blackthornprod 0 Comments 2d, 2d physics, 2D platformer player controller, Animation, art, beginner tutorial, blackthornprod, c++, coding, core, gamedev, How to make a 2D Wall Jump & Wall Slide using UNITY & C#!, how to make a platformer controller, noaCalice, platformer tutorial, programming, rigidbody, shader development using unity, tutorial, unity, unity tutorial, wall jump, wall slide

Download Core at https://bit.ly/Blackthorn-Core-06-04 Join the IGDA x Core Summer Game Jam at https://bit.ly/Blackthorn-IGDA-06-04 —————————————————– In this Unity tutorial, you’ll

Unity MegaBundle X Racing Assets In Action

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Unity MegaBundle X Racing Assets In Action

August 9, 2021 Gamefromscratch 0 Comments art, bundle, Cars, game art, game development, gamedev, levels, physics, Racing, roads, sale, shader development using unity, tracks, unity, unity tutorial, unity3d, Vehicles

To celebrate the Asset Store 10th Anniversary, Unity are running the MegaBundle X (for 3 more days!). One thing you

Megascans Plugin for Unreal Engine: Vertex Blend Material

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Megascans Plugin for Unreal Engine: Vertex Blend Material

August 7, 2021 Quixel 0 Comments 3D, 3d Art, art, asset browsing, bridge, create, environment, environment art, epic, Epic Games, games, Materials, Megascans, PBR, Photogrammetry, Plugin, Quixel, Quixel bridge, quixel megascans, Quixel Mixer, real time, Scan, Scans, Sculpt, Speed, Stylised, Stylized, Texture, Textures, Texturing, Twinmotion, UE, UE4, unreal 4 tutorial, unreal 5 tutorial, unreal engine, unreal engine 4, unreal engine 5 tutorial, unreal engine 5 tutorial beginner, vertex blend, VFX, virtual production

In this video, Josh Powers shows you how to set-up and use the completely revamped Vertex Blend Material within the

The Mighty Rune (Indie Pixelart Game) - Game Play - Made with GDevelop

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The Mighty Rune (Indie Pixelart Game) – Game Play – Made with GDevelop

July 29, 2021 Wishforge Games 0 Comments "lean gdevelop", 2d, art, development, Engine, game, gamedev, Gameengine, games, GDevelop, gdevelop 5 tutorial, gdevelop tutorial, indie, indiegame, indievideogame, mighty, pixel, pixelart, platformer, rune, videogame, wishforge

Game play of the first level. The game is in early development. Follow me to know more about daily progress

Sights & Scopes Shader | Unity Asset Store

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Sights & Scopes Shader | Unity Asset Store

July 18, 2021 TiTooNeT's arts 0 Comments 2d, 3D, art, Arts, cinema4d, dev, game, indie, indiedev, Low, modeling, parallax, Poly, scope, shader, shader development using unity, Sight, Speed, speedart, titoonet, titoonet's, unity, unity tutorial, unity3d, unity5, Weapons

Sights & Scopes Shader available on the Unity Asset Store! https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/163386 Music: Gilberto – Noir – Veritas Youtube original link

How to do Glitch Shader Effect on Unity HDRP

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How to do Glitch Shader Effect on Unity HDRP

July 10, 2021 Gaëtan Fillardet 0 Comments amplify, art, ASE, Bug, Effect, emissive, fx, glitch, graph, HDRP, how, shader, shader development using unity, to, TUTO, tutorial, unity, unity tutorial

Here is the complete breakdown of the shader I showcased previously. You’ll find the textures I’m using here : https://tinyurl.com/uxtmj2tr

Real-time destruction with Houdini and Unreal || Tutorial Part 02

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Real-time destruction with Houdini and Unreal || Tutorial Part 02

July 3, 2021 Simon Houdini 0 Comments apex, art, Barrier, breaking, debris, destruction, fps, game, gamedev, Houdini, Megascans, Niagara, particles, Procedural, Quixel, Shooting, smoke, unreal 4 tutorial, unreal 5 tutorial, unreal engine, unreal engine 5 tutorial, unreal engine 5 tutorial beginner

This video is part 2 of the real-time destruction with Houdini and Unreal Check out Part 1: https://youtu.be/9-cQTA30J1I The video

Volumetric Fog V2 in Unity using Shader Graph and Compute Shader (Free Download)

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Volumetric Fog V2 in Unity using Shader Graph and Compute Shader (Free Download)

April 2, 2021 AE Tuts 0 Comments 3D, art, compute, compute shader, development, fast, fog, Full HD, game, graph, hd, noise, shader, shader development using unity, tutorial, unity, unity tutorial, v2, VFX, volumetric

Enjoy this free asset for adding volumetric fog in Unity LWRP/URP projects. It uses a Compute Shader for generating 3D

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