So my vertex wave generation and pixel shader code is different, but this video really made things click for me (when it came to making the physics work) - So obvious in the end www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R2K...

In the "fragment" part of the shader, Blended normal maps (a rock material one and a bubbly/foam one), with a low roughness (0.1) setting mainly (shinny). Some trig (sine) math as well to vary the normal map lookups (uv coordinates) to make it look fluid.

Makes such an amazing difference a wee bit of weathering! nice job.

Yeah. It will need a bit tuning for sure although generally, when in the dungeon game, camera mostly looks down so hoping I can hide the crimes so to speak. Honestly, it's a very simple shader really and I didn't want to spend ages on it.

The ducks will love it! 🙃

Interested to see if my C# multi-threading code still hangs together with this upgrade. Really looking forward to using the new CSG implementation. Like Christmas 😉

I don't know what editorial controls are in place for ads and their sources but I guess a concern will be troll ads masquerading as gamedev with poor click-thru destinations? Could you end up spending all your time doing editorial/censorship admin?

Err? Am I in? Is there a way to search these useful packs? Either way, great curation. 😀👍