Unity High Quality Lighting Tutorial (Part 1) 

If you're referring to the Post Process Stack, I can't use that because this project is in Unity 5.3.5 and I need 5.5 to use that asset. The reason I'm using a slightly older version is because I follow a strict rule of not updating software in the middle of a project because that can lead to all kinds of head-aches with deprecated script functions and interface changes.

Here is what the shader graph looks like: imgur.com/a/hArnN It just takes a set of UV coordinates and remaps the V value to get a black-and-white gradient. Then I get the normal direction of the mesh and map that into a fresnel node so that the edges are soft. It's unfortunate that there isn't a whole lot of documentation on techniques with shader-forge. The website has great documentation on what the individual nodes do, but not so much on how to use them. The Unreal material editor has much more usage documentation and it is very similar to SF. If you look up tutorials for the Unreal material editor, techniques from that will transfer over to SF very easily.

AlienMinefield thanks a bunch. I'll look into it. good tip on UE and SF!

So, I tried your node map, and I'm not getting the same results. I'm getting a dark band around the fresnel AND my fresnel node doesn't look like yours. Can you Please check out my node map and let me know if you see anything wrong? I've expanded the settings (Note: I'm using a newer version of SF-- could that be the issue?) dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3788438/3D/shaderforge01.jpg

FYI, here's the shader if you want to take a look: dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/3788438/3D/fogLight.shader

Try adding a 'Clamp 0-1' node right after the remap for the fresnel. What might be happening is that while the shader is additive, the remap maps values of 0.2 to 0 and anything less than that would be negative, so it's adding a negative value and makes the shader darker. It probably didn't show up like that on mine because my scene is already really dark. If you are using Linear Color space, this negative edge effect may be even more pronounced. Also, as a quick tip, if you add more horizontal edge loops to your cone, it will help get rid of the hard edges. It took me a while to figure out where those came from since I had marked all the edges as soft but they still showed up.

I would love to, but I'm very busy at the moment getting this game ready for a competition. Once the competition is over, I should have more time to create more tutorials.

When will the competition over?

My reproduction lists? I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you're referring to. Are you talking about the ship and the boxes with numbers on them from the Assembly Crane demo? That video was a test scene and hasn't been implemented into this environment yet.

I´m talking about your reproduction list of all your series, I´m sure you had one one list for each series

Oh, you mean the playlists. I did make one for this series. It should just be called "Unity Lighting". Does it not show up on my channel?

AlienMinefield yes the playllists sorry I'm not a native English speaker, I now see two of them, the introduction to 3d coat and the node based shader one

now I only see introduction to 3d coat one