So I've been using Godot for a month now and it looks very capable of 3D! Let's do a quick recap. Right now it has these things out of the box: - Indirect light (VoxelGI, SDFGI, SSIL) - Volumetric light - Screen-space reflections - Depth of Field - Auto-exposure - SSAO - Decals - Light cookies - FSR upscaling - Realistic physical sky shader - A cool built-in surface shader that does all sorts of things including refraction, proximity fade, billboarding, etc - Occlusion culling - Auto LOD generation! Things that are missing for now, as of Godot 4.2 are: - Motion blur - Texture streaming - Color grading and curves (only LUTs for now) - Custom post-processing - VFX graph (like UE Niagara or Unity's vfx graph) - Lens flares? When these things find their way into Godot (especially motion blur and custom post-processing) it's gonna be quite something! Relevant proposals: Motion blur: github.com/godotengine/godot… Texture streaming: github.com/godotengine/godot… Material-based post-processing: github.com/godotengine/godot…

Checking out if Godot can render me something pretty. Volumetric fog goes brrrrrrrr

SDFGI lighting looks pretty good. And you don't need to bake anything unlike with the voxel approach. So you can do open world and procgen 🤌