How you do this though? Feels like a near seamless transition to a screenshot that is DaVinci'd and imported to the game files as a movie but that seems like a lot of work for every encounter. So some kind of internal camera render added to a material? 🤔
Dakota // SyncaroonieI posted the Steam page for my game, Solaire, earlier! Here's the first trailer I posted on there as well! #gamedev #indiedev #godot #solaire
That’s essentially what’s happening, just all dynamically! You blit the current Viewport to a texture and then that gets applied to a pre-decimated 16:9 rectangle. Render that to an overlaid sub-viewport and you have a seamless transition! bsky.app/profile/sync...
Dakota // SyncaroonieIt's actually really simple! I just took a box with the same aspect ratio as the screen and cut it up in blender. Then when you spawn the effect, you take a screenshot and apply it to the mesh, then animate the chunks individually (I did it with code) and render it to a sub-viewport :)