barren wing
Just made an object spawner. For the moment, the objects spawns pretty fast (for debugging purpose) and there's only one kind of object spawning (the power can, which is supposed to give superpowers to players).
What you can see here :
Actually , here is the interaction with water.
And a cool example of interaction with fog.
hazy vale
wow this is very impressive, the fog looks amazing, made me think of the recent showcase of counterstrike 2 smoke physics
nice work
pure birch
I feel like these background walls look like they're solid and a part of the foreground. Might lead to some confusion depending on how they're used.
barren wing
I feel like these background walls look like they're solid and a part of the for...
Indeed, but as the players move (and a game session is fast paced), the confusion fades away. In other arenas, background element like these are induced by the fact they don't stop the fog. Perhaps in that particular case, I had to either add fog element, or desaturate this ... or just delete them.
pure birch
Maybe darken them or desaturate them, i don't think you need to delete them
Maybe something like this
barren wing
So ! Here it is. The basic/debug version.
Objects are spawning relatively fast. If you take a power can, you unlock your powers for a certain amount of time.
If you pick something else, let's say, a piece of junk ( 
) , you can throw it IF you're out of normal attack range. Else, you perform a normal attack.
A thrown object disappear after a certain amount of time. And i'm planning to add an auto-immune timeout so you can hurt yourself with an object you've thrown.
barren wing
Power activation using dropped power can.
Another example.
Note that I need to polish the "Ring of Power" indicator. It should be on top of everything.
surreal crater
The fog interaction is incredible. Can you point me in the direction of how this was achieved?
barren wing
Thx.
The fog itself is a matter of multiple CanvasLayer, viewports and shader driven viewport textures fed Sprites.
In the shaders, i have integrated an multiple interactor mechanism using homemade RGBA16 gradient textures has dynamic array uniforms.
At the end, if i want an object to interact with the fog, i just have to add it to a group (there's several groups depending on the disrupting/emitter effect). One or two methods have to be implemented by the object script.
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A bit of polishing concerning the object poping and vanishing.
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Pseudo inventory visualisation added.
hazy vale
man your visuals are very impressive, nice work
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Objects are now impacted by powers like "Explosion" or "Vortex" (not shown here).
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Another example.
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And now, with sounds.
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Objects can go through "portals".
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And finally, sound for the "Ring of Power".
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It looks better when additive.
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Grim Reaper auxiliary power : Side Beams.
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The ghost effect.
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The knight in ghost mode possesses El Blobo. When the ghost mode ends, the possessed El Blobo dies.
gusty marsh
how do you make the smoke/fog?
barren wing
Navier-Stokes simplified algorithm. I had to modify the engine to be able to use 2D HDR viewports and coded a module about headless HDR textures (a bit like a Backbuffer, but different).
And also, some tricks to make interactive fog so that players and objects can interact with it.
gusty marsh
nvm I take back my question :
(eh algo)
gaunt dock
fascinating
inner schooner
Lmao I need a tutorial on that
barren wing
Those are my entry point to make this effect.
And lots of tweaking, choosing the right constants values.
gaunt dock
Thanks for the references, bookmarking for when I'm ready to fall down a new rabbit hole 
gusty marsh
oh god lend me some brainpower