In this tutorial, we're adding bullet decals at the end of our shooting raycast that fade out.

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0:00 Easy Bullet Decals
0:25 The Goal
1:06 How To Work From Same Project
1:14 The Raycast Test Scene
1:28 Decal Node What It Does
2:00 Decal Node Setup
2:21 Getting the Bullet Hole Image
2:57 Adding Image to Decal
3:14 Testing Decal and Size
4:44 Initial Decal Test
5:35 Rotating Decal With Look At
6:10 Current Raytest Setup Refresh
6:44 The Look At Function
7:50 Adding Normal Parameter
8:44 Why Use the Normal?
9:55 Testing Look At
10:23 Fixing the Rotation
11:30 Accounting for Up and Down Normals
12:44 Testing with a Sphere
14:05 Fading Bullet Holes
16:10 Final Test
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17:15 More FPS Tutorials



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