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Metaballs using Marching Squares in Unity (Part I)

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$','$ '], ['\$','\$']]}}); Keeping on the trend on simulating interesting things in Unity, this time I'm trying to get Metaballs working in Unity using the Marching Squares Algoritthm, SPOILER ALERT: This is how the final result looks like. This "lava-lamp" like effect can be a achieved by using the Marching Squares algorithm to procedurally generate a Mesh

Blobby things, bezier curves and shaders (Part II)

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When we last left off, we had a result that looked like this. While this does look like a blob, it has some artifacts ( you can see slivers of "spokes along the edges of the triangles), and the blob can only be a solid color, which is fairly limiting, unless your game has super minimalistic art-style. Today

Blobby things, Bezier Curves and Shaders(Part I)

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Blobby things, Bezier Curves and Shaders(Part I) Image

At the last Global Game Jam (2016) I worked on a 2D physics puzzle game , and we wanted to have monsters which were like jello-o blobs of lava which you could interact with physically, and since we had some really good artists with us, we decided to implement them as spritesheet animations with some animation state-machine controlling code.

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