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Hi, I'm Yuri ( Chaosus ), and I made a number of changes this past 18 months to upgrade the shader language in Godot 4.0 There are changes to the editor usability, to the shader language itself, and to visual shaders. Shader creation dialog. A new warning system for shaders within the editor has been implemented.
Notable changes are in-editor class reference translations (so far Chinese (Simplified), Spanish, and some French), some new rendering features (high quality glow mode, 3D point light attenuation option), and a number of C# marshalling fixes. Physics: Improved logic for KinematicBody collision recovery depth ( GH-53451 ).
Physics: Improved logic for KinematicBody collision recovery depth ( GH-53451 ). Rendering: Add new 3D point light attenuation as an option ( GH-52918 ). Shaders: Add support for structs and fragment-to-light varyings ( GH-48075 ). Editor: Fix logic for showing tilemap debug collision shapes ( GH-49075 ).
Physics: Improved logic for KinematicBody collision recovery depth ( GH-53451 ). Rendering: Add new 3D point light attenuation as an option ( GH-52918 ). Shaders: Add support for structs and fragment-to-light varyings ( GH-48075 ). Editor: Fix logic for showing tilemap debug collision shapes ( GH-49075 ).
Since we previously did not version our Android plugin systems, this new one is now labelled v1 , and is the starting point for the modern Godot Android ecosystem. 2D: Add MODULATE builtin to canvas item shaders ( GH-38432 ). AStar: Make get_closest_point() deterministic for equidistant points ( GH-39409 ).
Since we previously did not version our Android plugin systems, this new one is now labelled v1 , and is the starting point for the modern Godot Android ecosystem. 2D: Add MODULATE builtin to canvas item shaders ( GH-38432 ). AStar: Make get_closest_point() deterministic for equidistant points ( GH-39409 ).
Since we previously did not version our Android plugin systems, this new one is now labelled v1 , and is the starting point for the modern Godot Android ecosystem. 2D: Add MODULATE builtin to canvas item shaders ( GH-38432 ). AStar: Make get_closest_point() deterministic for equidistant points ( GH-39409 ).
Since we previously did not version our Android plugin systems, this new one is now labelled v1 , and is the starting point for the modern Godot Android ecosystem. Better handling of Variant s pointing to released Object s. 2D: Add MODULATE builtin to canvas item shaders ( GH-38432 ). Porting existing 3.2 with free() ).
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