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This uses https://github.com/Rytelier/godot-sky-and-volumetric-clouds as a base, with several changes made: - Spheres are now used to represent radiance map reflections of varying roughness and metallic values. - A day/night cycle is now featured. - Mipmaps are enabled on the weather texture as an optimization. - The default radiance map settings are more conservative to account for the real-time sky shader. - This makes reflections lower quality, but it's not too noticeable in most real world scenes (especially if using GI techniques for reflections). - Debanding is now applied in the project settings, rather than on the sky shader. This is significantly faster (over 0.1 ms saved on a RX 6900 XT in 3840×2160). It also has the benefit of working on materials, which can exhibit banding if not textured. - The sky shader has debanding commented out in case it's needed. This debanding also applies to the lower half of the sky as well in this case, as it was required to get rid of noticeable banding on the lower half. - Cloud coverage and density uniform hints now allow values as low as 0.001. Co-authored-by: Rytelier <45795134+Rytelier@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Clay John <claynjohn@gmail.com>
Godot demo projects
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be used with Godot Engine, the open source
2D and 3D game engine.
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