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I've been making VFX packs for Godot 4 over the last few weeks. Rather than open a new topic for each one, I'll keep them all in this thread.

PYROLUX is the one people liked most. 49 fire and explosion presets, plus a Burn node that spreads fire over a mesh and leaves it charred. The newest is Ice & Frost VFX, which freezes an existing mesh, thaws it or shatters it. The others are Weather VFX for rain, snow, fog and storms, ARCFLUX for lightning and beams, and EDGEFLUX for sword trails, slashes and shields. ARCBIT is the odd one out: pixel art beams and lightning as sprite sheets, so it works in any engine.

Every page has a browser demo, so you can click through all the effects first. Each pack also has a free version with a few of its effects if you'd rather try one in your own project. Paid ones are $5.99 (ARCBIT is $3.99). I test the 3D packs on Godot 4.4 and 4.7 with all three renderers, and if something breaks on your setup, tell me on the page and I'll fix it.

Guns are next.

• PYROLUX (fire & explosions) / free: PYROLUX Lite
• Ice & Frost VFX / free: Free Ice Lance VFX
• Weather VFX / free: Free Rain VFX
• ARCFLUX (lightning & beams) / free: ARCFLUX Lite
• EDGEFLUX (melee) / free: EDGEFLUX Lite
• ARCBIT (pixel art, any engine) / free: ARCBIT Lite

Thanks again for the report. Version 1.0.1 is now live: the help screen and buttons fit narrow views, each key stays on the same line as its description, and long text wraps instead of running off the edge. Text is also scaled up on small screens.

Thanks for checking the demo and for the clear report. You're right: the help overlay uses a fixed layout, so on a narrow browser window the key descriptions run past the edge. I'll make it wrap into a single column with each key kept next to its description, and post an update here when the fix is live.