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Fabrizio Espindola, the author of The Unity Shaders Bible and founder of Jettelly, began exploring Godot Engine last year and is now working on The Godot Shaders Bible, a thorough guide to shader development in Godot.
For beginners to Godot, this could be an invaluable resource, as it goes beyond the standard documentation. Much like The Unity Shaders Bible, it offers deep insights, best practices, and tips for optimizing performance. In just four chapters, you'll dive into both 2D and 3D effects, learn how to generate and manipulate meshes, use advanced techniques such as HLSL-style matrix operations, and bring your artistic concepts to life.
The book is currently in development and is being released chapter by chapter, available in both English and Spanish. If you purchase it now, you'll receive all future updates for free until its completion. A portion of the earnings will also go towards sponsoring Godot Engine.
You can find more information about the book's contents, as well as coupon codes from Fabrizio himself, under this Reddit post. Preorder The Godot Shaders Bible here and read our recent interview with Fabrizio Espindola, who talked to us about his artistic journey and how the industry has changed over the past decade.
Also, Visualizing Equations Vol. 2, Fabrizio's other book on procedural art development in Unity, has finally been released:
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