Shaders are what separate a game that looks ‘done’ from one that feels polished. In Godot 4 (currently stable at version 4.6), writing your own shaders is surprisingly approachable thanks to GDShader—a language modeled on GLSL ES 3.0 that integrates directly with the Godot Inspector. Whether you want a flickering outline on an enemy or …
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