Xor

FragCoord 1.2 -Pro Mode for publishing tutorials, commercial licenses and early access. -Compute shaders and HDR with WebGPU -Rebuilt debug modes: Tuner, Inspect, Speed -Market: for tutorials and commercial licensing

@Reipart_ *Worley Looks great!

I love voronoi 🥰

@makc3d @ibxtoycat This is not Minecraft

@XorDev @ibxtoycat it's supposed to be flat, it's fookin minecraft

Vibrant Visuals Makes a HUGE Difference to this wood set!

Hexafoil Flowers - fragcoord.xyz/s/h4f9elx1

@bjornornorn Very cool! Maybe horizontal streaks should be more blue to separate them from waterfalls?

Made some progress on the water simulation for my relaxing sandbox game 🌳🏡Island Architect🏡🌳 I added some proper shading finally, and performance is much better, with a priority system for what to update each frame. In the video you can see how it reacts to terrain edits.

If you didn't see, I've added commericial licensing to FragCoord a couple of weeks ago. There are 28 shaders available so far: fragcoord.xyz/market

Good to see

@Minecraft Those trees should have extra apples

The expedition into the dappled forest begins! Discover the abandoned camp, create builds with the new poplar wood block set, and study the vegetation with the new red shrub and shelf mushroom found only in this new biome! Available now in testing! Read more here aka.ms/DappledForest

She is 10

My niece painted this! She thought it was terrible

The shader now detects the camera projection and does slightly different calculations to ensure the water depth and edge foam work correctly in isometric mode! This article was a huge help: #orthographic-scene-depth" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">cyanilux.com/tutorials/dept… #gamedev

@samloeschen Looks awesome!

@XorDev very very old example

What is the best lightning shader? It's hard to do well

@CyborgLavery You had me at ham

@XorDev Alright, are you down for a collab? I only need about 400 hours of your time and I can give you at least $25 and a ham sandwich.

So, to summarize, focus on your skills and what you offer. Work hard and aim well. You'll make corrections along the way. Always prioritize quality. Charge as little as you can until you're overwhelmed with work. Do what you love and always keep growing! -Xor

Under promise and overdeliver. I think it's tempting when comparing to ask for more than you're comfortable with. This is a bad idea as you will lack confidence and won't stand up to scrutiny. It's better to start where you're comfortable (unless you're known to be too cautious).

I'm often asked how to price work. I've collaborated with hundreds of clients over the last decade, taking donations, $10/hr, $20/hr, $30/hr and so on, to well over $300/hr. Here's my advice to anyone interested in contract work: