Iggy

Graphics Programmer at @KeenSWH

[Iggy @ignatuus]

One of the most interesting features that we have been working on in #VRAGE3 is fully dynamic volumetric water simulations.

For the past few weeks I've been researching how to render these simulations in our games.

These are some of my experiments with water surface rendering.

[Jan Hloušek @janhlousek]

Water surface rendering in #VRAGE3 using Gerstner Waves approach named after 18th century Czech mathematician.

We are using ray marching, the water surface is just a simple quad.

This is an ocean water representation.

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[Interactive Detours @intradetours]

Did a similar thing for my game!

[Caleb Longmire @clongmire42]

What good is a ragdoll system without takedowns?

#UE5 #Gamedev #Animation

[GodlessAvalon @GodlessAvalon]

I do most of the level design and layouts on paper and then build the tileset on top of them

[Jussi Kemppainen | Drivers of the Apocalypse @JussiKemppainen]

day593: new wetness shader feature for the vehicles. Supports soapy water and getting normally wet. I can not seem to be able to leave this side-quest be! #indiegame #unity3d #buildinpublic

[thomas "noio" vandenberg @noio_games]

guess the engine

[Sean // Game Dev🥀 @sean_gause]

Anyways. No use gatekeeping anything. Here's the basic node setup I used for the rain drip shader.

It should translate to Unreal pretty easily, the major difference being that Unity HDRP has a mask map with channels for metal, AO, detail, and smooth (as seen below).

[Jettelly Inc. @jettelly]

Developer artificialpolymer showed a dynamic time-of-day system in Unity that blends between baked lighting scenarios, allowing indirect lighting to change throughout the day. 🌅

See more: https://t.co/KSujPvAYUj

#unity3d #gamedev

[Yolwoocle · Léo Bernard 曹宇 @yolwoocle_]

I had this idea for a 4-player dynamic splitscreen setup.

Not sure if it's better than a traditional splitscreen setup, but I like the fact that you can see the relative locations of other players visually.

Might write a blog post about this!
#godot #gamedev

[Jens Blomquist @JensBlomquist]

Added random bouncy destruction debris.

[Ysidro Hartzell @Scoat_]

Working on grass LODs.

A Fresnel-like effect approximates distant grass: at glancing angles, mostly the tips are visible, so I interpolate between the tip and root colors based on the view angle.

Next, I might add more texturing.
#gamedev #indiedev

[Sean // Game Dev🥀 @sean_gause]

Couldn't sleep so I threw together this rain drip shader in Unity's shader graph.

[Florian Berger @flockaroo]

home grown gas giant ;-) #simulation #planet #fluid #glsl ...simulation shaken through by planet-motion ;)

[Farzam @farzam_plays]

ioi knows how to make a proper club mission

They nailed it in Hitman and they nailed it again here in 007 First Light

[Erik @sweriko]

same technique, this wall is a single flat quad

[John Hable @FilmicWorlds]

New Post: Adaptive Compute Tessellation. Taking the tess pattern from the previous post and turning it into a WebGPU demo.
https://t.co/5RyAtHCsRQ

[@realWokeism @realWokeism]

Karl Marx failed to consider the Steam Summer Sale

[Sean // Game Dev🥀 @sean_gause]

Here's a better idea of how parallax can be used to fake interiors in games

[FrogmanDev @FrogmanDev]

After being on the back burner for a few months the texture regions are finally working

Lets us draw shapes directly on textures to tag areas by material type, each having unique bullet hole decals, impact sfx, particles, and other surface-specific behavior 👽