I’m not even going to go into the title and how bizzare and vague it must seem. So just stick with me on this one. When I first accessed Flowlab, I had no Idea of it’s potential. I wrote off so many things on flowlab as impossible like checkpoints, semi-solid platforms and many more things, of which, are now regulars in my game. So this series, I explore the possibilites of Flowlab’s capabilities. And in this edition, it is focused on effects. In Starblast finale, a rainbow effect I replicated with the help of @CrimsonBlackGames - Creator of Starblast finale - and wondered what other effects you could do. When I say effects, i mean visual effects, like the rainbow colour gradient. Using rotation, blending, colour, what effects can we create on flowlab?
The only time I ever used special effects that you mentioned in my games was to give the Final Boss from Pixel Sports a darker, shadow form when he enters his second phase. Example of that effect
Yep, that’s as far as I have done and as far as I am capable of. I’m sure that @“JR 01” and @“CrimsonBlackGames” have many other examples.
I tend to steal affects that CBG makes and put them into examples, but I also have many effects I’ve made myself like in NYCTOPHOBIA with the lighting. I list out some of my tests and examples that relate to effects:
Edit: To keep the list short and to not add all my examples, I didn’t list examples which are on the blurry line of “effect” such as my inventory, Day & Night, Reflection, Nametag, and many others.
I know it’s not that good yet, but before you posted this I made this game. I plan on using lots of effects, any recommendations?
I also have another game which uses lots of graphic effects for the title screen, if you are patient enough to see all four of them
