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godotshaders.com

Yes! All shaders are under CC0, MIT or GNU GPL v.3 license. You’ll find which one at the bottom of the shader post. Although all code in a shader post is free under either CC0, MIT or GNU GPL v.3 license, images and videos are not. If you want to use an image or video...

ronja-tutorials.com

Summary We used all shaders we wrote in this tutorial until now to render models to the screen. Another way shaders are commonly used is to manipulate images with them. That includes the image we’re drawing to the screen as we render our game. When manipulating the render output after we rendered our objects to the screen it’s called postprocessing. Postprocessing still uses the same shader language and structure as shaders that render surfaces, so I’d recommend you to know how to render surfaces first.

roystan.net

Learn to write a camera shake script Unity engine. Use pseudo-random Perlin noise to generate an impact shake when explosions occur near the camera.

letsmakeagame.net

Let's Make a Game is a blog dedicated to game design and game development where I share design process of making games and tips about game jams.

gamedevbill.com

Finally my tutorial on a paper burn shader. I'll walk through how to get a realistic looking paper burn just from a shader.

jettelly.com

Level up your Unity projects with Character Customization and Editor Tools

kidscancode.org

kidscancode - we teach kids to code

elthen.itch.io

Three, animated, undead dwarves with many animations.