On using tools like Notch for making demos...
category: general [glöplog]
NO, U!!!
Great discussion so far everyone - keep it going!!
And as a developer of Notch I say: with the recent 2026.2 release it has become more creative coder visualist friendly through the handful of new custom shader nodes. With those, you can make, for example, your own custom particle force affectors, cloner effectors or geometry defirmers. I am also personally really happy of that development in a tool like Notch. Enables you to make something not possible with the stock nodes, and to express yourself as a developer without having to write the whole engine or timeline & keyframing tools yourself. Go check it out through the trial and tutorials, all free :). And judge yourself how easy it is to make stuff and or demos with a tool like Notch.
And as a developer of Notch I say: with the recent 2026.2 release it has become more creative coder visualist friendly through the handful of new custom shader nodes. With those, you can make, for example, your own custom particle force affectors, cloner effectors or geometry defirmers. I am also personally really happy of that development in a tool like Notch. Enables you to make something not possible with the stock nodes, and to express yourself as a developer without having to write the whole engine or timeline & keyframing tools yourself. Go check it out through the trial and tutorials, all free :). And judge yourself how easy it is to make stuff and or demos with a tool like Notch.
thanks for the commercial.
This was very informative
Eagerly awaiting the nano banana compo next year!
