Shaders Showcase - Post-Process Shaders

Shaders Showcase - Post-Process Shaders

Transform your game's atmosphere instantly with professional-grade screen effects.

Elevate your project from "standard" to "cinematic." This collection features 10 premium post-processing shaders built natively for Godot 4. Whether you are chasing the gritty look of a PSX horror game, the neon-soaked glitch of a cyberpunk thriller, or the tactical feel of a military sim, this pack provides the final "polish" your game deserves.

🎮 Interactive Preview

Don't just look at screenshots—test the tech. Use the built-in demo to live-preview every effect on a high-detail scene.

• Real-time Tweaking: Every shader in this pack is highly parameterized.
• In-Game Control: Use the on-screen sliders to mess around with distortion, color depth, and sensitivity to see exactly how the shader reacts.

📦 What’s Inside?

This pack covers the most demanded screen effects in modern game development:

• Advanced CRT: Fully controllable curvature, scanlines, and RGB sub-pixel grille.
• VHS Distortion: Authentic analog tape jitter, noise, and color bleed.
• PSX Demaster: Crunchy 32-bit pixel downscaling and dithered color depth.
• Custom Game Boy: A 4-color palette mapper with adjustable contrast and brightness.
• Terminal ASCII: Converts your rendering into a fully customizable retro green-text grid.
• Cyber-Glitch: Dynamic digital signal interference with block tearing and color shifts.
• Tactical Night Vision: Realistic phosphor tints with dynamic noise and scanlines.
• Thermal Vision: Multi-spectrum heat mapping with adjustable temperature shifts.
• Chromatic Aberration: Center-falloff RGB separation for heavy impacts and lens feel.
• Pro Fisheye: High-end barrel distortion with a built-in zoom to eliminate dead borders.

🛠️ Technical Details

• Engine: Optimized for Godot 4.x.
• Format: Pure .gdshader files—no external dependencies.
• Performance: Lightweight and efficient; designed for both 2D and 3D pipelines.
• Ease of Use: Simply drop a ColorRect into your scene, apply the shader, and you're ready.