Didn't expect to recieve any kind of comments or feedback on this page, so this is a pleasant surprise, especially since it's been about a year since the demo was released.
As for the glass, if i remember correctly, i fed an array of positions to the glass shader, which were used to overlay a shatter texture (Alpha,Normal,Roughness etc), as many times as there were positions in the array. The rest was just scripted hit points and glass particles. I can get into more detail if you'd like, since the whole window / glass system was a bit tricky. (or feel free to ask about anything)
The performance is definitely bad. I was rushing to get the demo done as soon as possible at the time, so i skipped over things like asset streaming (the entire map is one single mesh lol. Around 1.5 million verts), because i wanted to have a playable map ready to go and it ran well enough on my computer. By now i've learned my lesson, but i kinda burned out and stopped working on the project. At this point, it's more like a tech demo of what i'm capable of by myself. I pushed really hard for the visuals and the atmosphere, but i could only get so far.
Thanks for checking out the demo, i really do appreciate it.
Glass looked so nice I even thought it was a fractured mesh xd. Interesting how you made shatter textures not to overlap. Can you share the shader code? If not, that's ok). I could consider adding it to my future open source fps game =)
Making a good FPS game requires a lot of time and motivation. I understand you!)
The original shader was very wonky and only worked in very specific conditions due to the way the texture coordinates were used. Due to your interest, i decided to rewrite the entire shader with better core principles. Hope you like it. https://godotshaders.com/shader/glass-shatter-impact-points/
I'm glad i did this, as i know i'll definitely have use for something like this in the future.
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how did you make glass shattering? looks nice)
Didn't expect to recieve any kind of comments or feedback on this page, so this is a pleasant surprise, especially since it's been about a year since the demo was released.
As for the glass, if i remember correctly, i fed an array of positions to the glass shader, which were used to overlay a shatter texture (Alpha,Normal,Roughness etc), as many times as there were positions in the array. The rest was just scripted hit points and glass particles. I can get into more detail if you'd like, since the whole window / glass system was a bit tricky. (or feel free to ask about anything)
The performance is definitely bad. I was rushing to get the demo done as soon as possible at the time, so i skipped over things like asset streaming (the entire map is one single mesh lol. Around 1.5 million verts), because i wanted to have a playable map ready to go and it ran well enough on my computer. By now i've learned my lesson, but i kinda burned out and stopped working on the project.
At this point, it's more like a tech demo of what i'm capable of by myself. I pushed really hard for the visuals and the atmosphere, but i could only get so far.
Thanks for checking out the demo, i really do appreciate it.
Glass looked so nice I even thought it was a fractured mesh xd. Interesting how you made shatter textures not to overlap. Can you share the shader code? If not, that's ok). I could consider adding it to my future open source fps game =)
Making a good FPS game requires a lot of time and motivation. I understand you!)
The original shader was very wonky and only worked in very specific conditions due to the way the texture coordinates were used. Due to your interest, i decided to rewrite the entire shader with better core principles.
Hope you like it.
https://godotshaders.com/shader/glass-shatter-impact-points/
I'm glad i did this, as i know i'll definitely have use for something like this in the future.
Thanks!
Let me know how your project goes, i'd love to check it out.
performance optimizations are very needed