Update #13 is now available. In it are the previous shown effects and background and also a lot of other new content like new lighting moods, music, styles...
With it you can create in total 15625 different scenes. So a lot to experiment with. Have fun!
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Last but not least, I created 30 new handcrafted levels for the 4D Pentachoron 4x4x4x4 matrix.
It starts fairly easy, but gets hard to solve very quick. So I recommend this one only for experienced riddlers.
The next static block style is: "Dash"
There are two variants of it. One colorless version and one with color.
It is helpful for colorblind people or if the set environment has very few lights. This makes it easier to differ color states of blocks.
Now I want to show you another visual effect. A meteorite shower. It has three phases: 1. Meteorite falling from the sky. 2. Meteorite explodes on contact. 3. Shatters flying/rolling around. You can also click on them to let them explode in air.
@KniteBlargh is a Jolter to Watch! They post great fan art, original characters, and more! Follow them before the quest ends on January 7 and you'll get Coins!
I created a tiny version of our solar system with Earth, Mars, Sun and some asteroids for my latest mini-game.
If you want to take a short trip to Mars, you can play my game for free. Good luck, Commander!
I made the graphic for the Emergency Charge Refill, a new item in the GJ shop.
Purchasing gives a quest that immediately fills charges, and it also comes with animated stickers.
@thoro had the idea of a bottle inspired by Zelda!
I was just testing around with the HDRP graphic settings (Reflection Probes, Global Illumination, Volumetric Lights, etc.) and then this nice view appeared.
Tried for my Scandinavian snow landscape to create an aurora borealis (northern lights) visual effect for my upcoming game "Cursed Dungeon Raider". What do you think?
Happy #WIPWednesday!
Are you working on a game?
Making some art?
Practicing a song?
Something else?
Tell us in the comments!
The last block style is an animated one and called "Wobble" and the name really refers to what it does.
Moreover, it has a speck of light effect, which depends on the viewing angle. It can be seen in the last of those 3 pictures.
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