Submarine computers can now generate a support code, that when relayed to someone with the decoder, can be used to see info on the player's sub for remote tech support. I'm wondering if I should try and automate some sort of phone line that players can call, that would be neat.

The new wall crawler system in my project allows undersea creatures to crawl on any surface. Vertical, upside down, right-side up.

I made the wacky (but real), file browsing system from the end of Jurassic Park

More computer stuff. WIP

I think I've finally dialed in the new underwater rendering system

Old clip of the feather star I made.

Made some new optimized kelp, that also looks better.

I don't even know what I'm making anymore

They look better with the lights off

Fully dynamic based on the current water conditions

Simple caustics

Working on my IRL texturing skills.

My tool also lets you pick your favorite horrible wallpaper.

I've got algae, dirt, and damage painting now. It's crazy how much nicer it is, just to paint on these details.

I made that one power washing game.

It can handle distortion, dirt / tint overlays, and a cheap blur based on the roughness map.

Made a fancy glass shader that works with all my underwater effects.

Procedural metal sheets

The other shader in question:

Made a triplanar shader that uses a texture atlas

Accidently made procedural bathroom tiles

I forgot that the bitrate hates my poor fish

The real reason I added a skylight, despite it being a submarine...

Got inspired so I made a little sunbeam shader. It turned out pretty good, and its cheap

My pipe-sthetics are turning out a bit Disney utilidors