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Glow for 2D Demo 0

by Godot Foundation | MIT

This showcases how to use glow in a 2D game via the WorldEnvironment node

This showcases how to use glow in a 2D game via the WorldEnvironment node. Slide the cave image left and right to observe the glow effect at work. Press G to toggle the glow map (lens dirt) effect. The Label is on a separate CanvasLayer, so that it is not

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