Here's a quick technique I recently found while creating a game for the Godot Wild Jam!
I hope you find this trick as neat as I do, and that it inspires you to design other creative node setups in your own games!
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:13 Showcase
0:37 Explanation
2:02 Outro, thanks for watching!
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This video was recorded in Godot v.4.3.stable.