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Godot 4: Screen shake shader (tutorial)
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Posted:   Subject: Godot 4: Screen shake shader (tutorial) Quote
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvdDbu0lPtY

Hello, everyone! It's time for another simple tutorial that could find its use in a 2D game. We've covered something similar here before, but in a much more simplified form. This time, we'll be shaking an image or the screen using a slightly more sophisticated algorithm. So let's program it.
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