MirceaKitsune

Let's say I have an albedo texture with a grayscale color map meant to be changed by the code and overlayed on top. In the standard material I set the base albedo image: How can I overlay the color ma...

I'm definitely not expecting miracle answers to this question, what I'm looking for is pretty hard to do procedurally, but I've seen people achieve some amazing addons so I wonder to what extent it's ...

There's often talk of how nice it would be to have builtin tesselation support, which I fully agree with but at the same time I think an even more powerful alternative exists: Proper parallax that can...

I'm surprised how difficult it is to find information on this particular scenario so please let me know what the easiest way is. I'd like to know what's the simplest GDScript example for offsetting th...

For a long time I wanted to make entire planets the player can navigate, with other seamless environments like a ring world similar to the first Halo. Merely getting sphere shaped terrain is easy, but...

I wanted to ask about a personal curiosity I had, just to know if the practice is considered safe in which case I may consider using it for a couple of ideas. Was wondering to what extent it's possibl...

I keep noticing a basic feature that's to be missing for the StandardMaterial, and was curious if there are any plans to change it or why if not. I was thinking about the ability to use a grayscale te...

I've been wanting to write this for a while and am eager to hear your thoughts. It's something I'm hoping the team will see and consider in some form. Best way to start is by describing the root issue...

For a long time I've been wanting to make my own voxel system from scratch in Godot, even managing some successful experiments with which I got a hang of the way voxels work. Yet the more I learn the ...

My use case: I generate heightmap terrain from random noise, already have code to produce a plane mesh at the given resolution by reading 2D noise at each vertice. What I want to do differently in one...

I've found this a surprisingly difficult challenge to obtain a proper answer to: It seems there are many ways of doing it, yet none feel like they'd give a clean reliable result. I'd really like to kn...

I have a Visual Shader displacing a plane mesh using a NoiseTexture2D Simplex noise. Visually I got the basics looking alright. However I'm not entirely sure how to do collisions, with support for oth...

As this might be Linux / amdgpu module related, the question is likely best answered by other Linux / AMD users. The projects in cause aren't truly ready to share yet but hopefully a reproducible test...

Sometimes I download a package containing multiple models meant to use common materials on various surfaces, usually in obj + mtl format for most stuff I find on OpenGameArt. Obviously I need to creat...

Sometimes you need to work with models which are provided without textures thus no UV mapping. Ideally you just UV unrwap them in Blender, but it would take too long when working with sets of multiple...

I instance a bunch of scenes in a grid inside the main scene. Each scene contains meshes with collisions, defined as a StaticBody3D with a CollisionShape3D child. The player can walk fine on them and ...

I'm pretty much looking for a 3D version of the tilemap and its system of terrain painting, which allows defining a center tile and edges then simply drawing your terrain without having to worry about...

Hopefully this is a simple one, I just can't get my mind around the formula and there might even be some builtin function for it. I want to create a sort of 1D gradient in the code: A dictionary of va...

Made some progress with my voxel terrain in spite of the recent UV mapping issues, now I'm running into a smaller problem I can't seem to understand. I decided to add water and of course made the mate...

I've found myself in a bit of a pickle again and am going to need ideas. I reached the point in my voxel terrain engine where I'm working on adding textures. If I could texture each face independently...