Thank you! This specifically took quite a lot of iterations until i was happy, so I'm super glad about your comment!

When I see the godot plushy, i gotta press like

let's gooo

I see you reworked the idle animation, great job, it looks really awesome now!

yes, finally! 😄

You can test it out on itch: nojoule.itch.io/pixel-art-sh...
Based on a color palette the pixels spawn and transition through the colors and disappear and the texture slowly scrolls one pixel upward every frame.By changing a value the "trails" can get longer (or by using a larger fire color palette)

Well at least in this specific situation:
github.com/godotengine/...

Yeah I used a check similar to this now.
But there is a contradiction (context: these are uniform variables):
In the shader I set COLOR as green if the value == 0.0, red otherwise. If the default value is 0.0, the shader draws green, but once changed in the inspector you can't get it green again.

You are right, i just opened an issue for it

It's from a shader:
uniform float spread : hint_range(-1.0, 1.0) = 0.0;
But adding step via:
uniform float spread : hint_range(-1.0, 1.0, 0.1) = 0.0;
Did not help with it either

I did not decipher the "person" icon immediately which confused me for a second

!dance

Gotta love when accidentally the shovel