Check out Sound Shapes, a useful dynamic audio tool for Unity that makes creating soundscapes simple.Control the sound as you wish: https://80.lv/articles/this-audio-tool-for-unity-will-make-creating-soundscapes-extremely-simple/@MartinsNonsense

Yeah, these SDF experimental volume nodes in 4.5 are damn cool. thnx @BartekMoniewski !

RTSMOUSE New little WIP sneak peek for my Sky Plus!I wasn't originally going to add world-shader clouds, but the real-time convenience is just too good not to, so here's some basic sun-interaction functionalities so far!Just need to fix the mapping. If anyone knows how to map a shader on essentially what looks like a 2D plane, with Z-height control, but using the world shader, instead of just squashing down the worlds Z axis uv, that would be insanely appreciated! #b3d #blender #blender3d

Hes so goodCGMatter:my automatic piano

The Rabbit Hole:Voter ID Laws by State.Every state should require photo id.

TV News Now:Foxs @greggutfeld on Brets interview of Elon Musk and the DOGE team: I have to hand it to @BretBaier - that was the best thing I have ever seen on this network

An ancient alien race, a decaying set of planets, and time itself all work against you as you try to piece together each part of the game's story. Today on Game Rant let's dive into the mysteries that befall outer wilds.

While a potentially major mechanic may have been revealed during Pokemon Legends: Z-A's latest trailer, it might not be entirely new as it may have already featured first in Gen 9's Pokemon Scarlet and Violet before the upcoming game. Though it was far from the focus of Game Freak's long-overdue update for Legends: Z-A, the game's recent trailer may have teased a new approach to traversal mechanics with the return of the Rotom phone. Besides the possibility of foregoing Ride Pokemon as seen in Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Legends: Z-A could be adopting mechanics previously seen in Scarlet and Violet and even Sword and Shield.

Spring is finally here, and with it, some warmer weather. While many of you will take this as an opportunity to get outside more and see your loved ones, I see this as the prime season for curling up in a sunbeam or sprawling on a picnic blanket with a good book. The real challenge is in picking what book.Keeping up with the literary release schedule is tough enough, let alone sifting through all the titles to find ones that not only sound interesting, but will actually be good. If youre looking for some of the best new sci-fi and fantasy books being released this April, I picked out a few that will appeal to a variety of tastes, whether youre seeking an epic fantasy, a clever mystery, a philosophical road trip, or something completely different.Ive been lucky enough to get advance copies of a few of these, while others I plan to devour as soon as they hit shelves. See the best sci-fi and fantasy book releases coming up in April below!Other notable April releasesFaithbreaker (Fallen Gods #3) by Hannah Kaner (April 1)Gifted & Talented by Olivie Blake (April 1)Where the Axe Is Buried by Ray Nayler (April 1)Dont Sleep with the Dead by Nghi Vo (April 8)The Ashfire King (The Sandsea Trilogy #2) by Chelsea Abdullah (April 15)Notes from a Regicide by Isaac Fellman (April 15)A Palace Near the Wind (Natural Engines #1) by Ai Jiang (April 15)When the Tides Held the Moon by Venessa Vida Kelley (April 29)Abeni and the Kingdom of Gold (Abenis Song #2) by P. Djl Clark (April 29)Bat Eater and Other Names for Cora Zeng by Kylie Lee Baker (April 29)