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Vector field driven water shader with custom wave shape. Fixed wave normals. Still have to modulate them and add foam + mix with border foam. #vfx #glsl #gamedev #GodotEngine Indieverse | Indie Game Community ❤️

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Underlying Reapervor 1 Jahr

@Indieverse_x This looks really cool. You should add slight distortion to the water waves because they look too uniform to me

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Casual Garage Codervor 1 Jahr

@Indieverse_x Indeed. It is planned. I'm just finishing the small refinement algorithm about wave intensity. Then, I'll either add a noise texture or a noise function.

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ryanvor 1 Jahr

@Indieverse_x what are you using to generate the terrain? would/could the water tech integrate with @TokisanGames Terrain3D?

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Casual Garage Codervor 1 Jahr

@Indieverse_x @TokisanGames I'm using MultiMeshInstance3D with a vertex shader for bezier surface interpolation. The water algorithm is based on heightmap and could be used for Terrain3D (as far as I've seen). The whole thing is not finished yet tho.

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The cow-worshipping converted tribals of Jharkhand: Look how missionaries have fooled the tribals. These people from the Kharia tribe have a tradition of worshipping the cow. The worship has a folklore attached to it, according to which, when the tribes were drowning in the waters of the Soan river, the cow saved them by helping them cross the river while they held her tail. Since that day, they consider her Lakshmi and their saviour, the god. Anyone who kills a cow by hitting her gets punished by the community; they boycott the person for 11 days, after which the person needs to undergo a Shuddhi process. This process involves bathing with turmeric water and shaving of the head. What used to be a traditional tribal practice now involves a Church add-on with holy water being added to this turmeric water; they call it "Ashish Pani". With this small tweaking, the frauds took control of the whole community and its practice! They also worship the cow on Deepawali. Will share the story in another tweet. The full video is available on Organiser's YouTube channel; do watch, full link attached below:

The cow-worshipping converted tribals of Jharkhand: Look how missionaries have fooled the tribals. These people from the Kharia tribe have a tradition of worshipping the cow. The worship has a folklore attached to it, according to which, when the tribes were drowning in the waters of the Soan river, the cow saved them by helping them cross the river while they held her tail. Since that day, they consider her Lakshmi and their saviour, the god. Anyone who kills a cow by hitting her gets punished by the community; they boycott the person for 11 days, after which the person needs to undergo a Shuddhi process. This process involves bathing with turmeric water and shaving of the head. What used to be a traditional tribal practice now involves a Church add-on with holy water being added to this turmeric water; they call it "Ashish Pani". With this small tweaking, the frauds took control of the whole community and its practice! They also worship the cow on Deepawali. Will share the story in another tweet. The full video is available on Organiser's YouTube channel; do watch, full link attached below:

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