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Hi Daniel! I have a question. I dont know why, but, "Depth test 2:44 " only works for me if "Surface Type" is Transparent. I don't understand why it doesn't work when is opaque, like you
Hi! I really like your video and I appreciate your work! I've got a problem when I try to use the GetAdditionalLightsCount() and GetAdditionalLight , the function node says undeclared identifier for these to methods. Any solution for it? Thank you。
One thing I'm having an issue with, and could use some help for, is that when using this, Point Lights don't seem to be applied at all, and I haven't the slightest idea why.
Hey, could you help with one scenario that I need to fix, lets say there is a house with four walls that is just one object and the player is standing in the middle while the camera is behind a wall. How can I make it so the shader would only apply to the walls only until the player is hit, because right now the hole is cutout in the front wall and the back because it is a single object so the same shader effect applies
The foam intersection works wonderfully and looks great! I have an issue where lerping the position of the camera from one point to the next creates a "glitchy" effect with the foam, but ones it reaches the new position, it's perfect (During game runtime. Scene view is fine) 🤔 If anyone has any pointers, I'd love to know
One tiny detail, this is the right parameter, with others on works. It is "InverseViewProjection" ! Thanx a lot , attached project helped to figure out
Is anyone able to get this working in v2022.3.34f1? My is broken, even when dragging and dropping from the github example. No errors or warning given in the console.
Very good video, well explained and very detailed! The only problem I see with this method is the fact that the grass is based on a mesh. It means that you need a plane or whatever other mesh to show grass on top of it and it uses a material for the grass. So it means that if I have a terrain that I want to cover with grass, I can't, unless I cover it with another mesh that follows the terrain deformation which double the number of vertices. Maybe there is another solution to this or I missed something, if that is the case, let me know a good way to do this, I would appreciate it.
I am following this tutorial and these are just firreeeee 🔥🔥🔥, Sir just 2 simple questions? what will be your upaloding frequency for these tutorials and how many more parts of this series we can expect 😅?? Please do reply
Having a problem where everything is black in scene, I looked at some other comments and changed blend modes, and all leave the scene black except additive, which just shows me the scene as normal without outline, anyone got a fix?
The code that most people still seem to base their custom lighting code on originates (to the best of my understanding) from a Unity blog post by Alex Lindman. I don't think that blog post exists anymore 😢, but the code is included on GitHub here: github.com/Unity-Technologies/ShaderGraph-Custom-Lighting/blob/master/Assets/Includes/CustomLighting.hlsl If you compare it with the version I made in this tutorial, I've missed out stuff like shadows, and I also haven't covered the Forward+ or Deferred renderers. To be honest, I haven't even mentioned the difference between the renderers yet, because Forward is the default, but I plan to cover all that stuff in future tutorials!
Good start for Forward-Rendering. Here's your like and comment for the algorithm. Are you planning to include shadows and forward+? Because that's the keyword-massacre :-D
even after unity's decal shader is in URP this tutorial is useful, because they have completely dropped the ball and left yet another bug in for years... If you have a terrain with more than 4 (i.e. more than 1 render pass) terrain layers, those passes are performed on top of the decal because they don't have transparency information or whatever. Who teh hell knows. I ended up having to create a custom decal just for terrain. This decal works lit by the way, it just gets wonky when you're looking through the decal cube thing. So you really need to keep it thin so the player never looks through it. I really doubt any of this is performant, I definitely wouldn't use it for scenery, just for dynamic stuff that fades quickly. Also if there was same way to do angle fade with shadergraph like with unity's decal, it would be nice
I exactly followed your tutorial to the end and it didn't work, was so frustrated and went to a other tutorial, the same results, the URP Sample Buffer for some reason gives me black backgrounds, but then I found your project files on your description, loaded it out from the latest unity version and seems to work just fine ^_^, so that means I kinda messed up right?, I feel dumb, and yea I'm dumb xD
