How do i make a Dithered Transparency shader using Visual Shaders

[scarlet crescent]

i do have one atm using a texture tho i don't think its good enough as it doesn't seem to really act the way it should fully, or look the way it should fully

what i got atm looks like this tho the result is 100% the best atm

since am just using a texture for the main pattern

what i get normally without that looks like what i seen here on the back

which yea, that weirdness its doing isn't exactly what i want

so instead am tryin to do it like this

just the pattern looks a bit off atm

and also unsure that it even works correctly for that matter

as am just using a static texture for it

considering upclose i just kinda get this mess

[scarlet crescent]

Pain

[lapis lagoon]

not sure why you need it in visual or if it can be done with that, but there is a godot dithering shader here https://godotshaders.com/shader/dither-gradient-shader/

[scarlet crescent]

Because thats what am doing?

Also this isn't a full screen Dither shader

i also don't really know shader code so thats also another reason its a visual shader

[lapis lagoon]

applying shader to viewport should be pretty similar to a sprite

[scarlet crescent]

bruh i just said its not a viewport shader am making

its a dither Transparency shader that i was trying to make work for objects that have parts of it semi-transparent, or objects that blend from not transparent to transparent

[lapis lagoon]

Oh i though you meant it not being full screen is an issue

If you really think using texture is the issue, there is formula here for the matrix that is used in dithering https://medium.com/the-bkpt/dithered-shading-tutorial-29f57d06ac39