LogInA new experiment from Fabrizio Espindola.
Fabrizio Espindola, the author of The Unity Shaders Bible and founder of Jettelly, is currently working on The Godot Shaders Bible and frequently shares interesting creations throughout the process. For this particular effect, Fabrizio explained that he discarded pixels within a certain range, then performed ray marching on a plane at the discarded positions, and finally projected a texture array onto it.
This MRI-inspired shader, along with the textures and mesh, should you need half of the crab for your project, is available for free under the CC0 license here.
The Godot Shaders Bible is suitable for both beginners and seasoned developers and has everything you need to know about shaders to improve your game's visuals. The book's content is shaped by reader feedback and community input, ensuring it stays practical and relevant for real-world applications, and part of the sales also helps support the development of Godot Engine.
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