I’m not terribly proficient with making materials yet, but I was wondering if something like this is doable and if so, what it might involve. I basically want to make a part of a creature appear beneath the ice in 3d. but I don’t know how to approach it or what I should be looking at.
Check out an ice shader (ex: godotshaders.com/shader/spatial-ice-shader/). I’d imagine you could make a rectangle or plane with a material using the shader and place it over your creature. There’s lots of good information in the Godot docs on shaders, I would recommend taking a look once you have a good grasp on the basics with materials.
They spent millions building a facility or are locked into 5/10 year leases. I’ve also heard it’s because cities are dying, no one in offices to eat ‘down the street’ at the food shops, people don’t stop at the bar on the way home, no impulse shopping trip because you’re already out.
Is is possible to make a material where something appears to be beneath a semi-transparent surface?
I’m not terribly proficient with making materials yet, but I was wondering if something like this is doable and if so, what it might involve. I basically want to make a part of a creature appear beneath the ice in 3d. but I don’t know how to approach it or what I should be looking at.
Two jokes in one (sh.itjust.works)
why are companies trying so hard to have employees back in the office?
I have posted this on Reddit (askeconomics) a while back but got no good replies. Copying it here because I don’t want to send traffic to Reddit....