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The Maze Where The Minotaur Lives
4 years ago

Added flowers and fluttering butterflies. The butterflies are done using a particle system and animated using a shader.


A calm and peaceful scene yet to be ruined by a pummeling from the Minotaur.

Enjoy the view while you can.


If you're interested, check out my blog post on how I did the butterfly effect and few other things I worked on.

https://verythieflike.com/2021/04/30/getting-lost-and-fluttering-butterflies/



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