Unity3D/C#/Photoshop/Illustrator/Blender/Drawings/Paintings/Game Design/Tutorials
Create a UI Canvas.Create an enemy radar display on the UI canvas.Display enemies and NPC's on the radar as blips.Use a UI mask to hide the edges of the radar blips. 0. Introduction In this Unity enemy radar tutorial we will create a basic UI enemy radar display on a UI canvas that will show... Continue Reading →
Rotate the sun,Animate the stars and the clouds,Create a brightness AnimationCurve,Access properties of the skybox ShaderGraph from a C# script,Create HDR gradients for the sky colors 0. Introduction In this part two of the Unity ShaderGraph Procedural Skybox tutorial, we are going to create a basic day/night cycle C# script. To see what the result... Continue Reading →
Unity ShaderGraph Procedural Skybox (Tutorial) Create the sun and the sky,And the stars and the clouds,Add them all up,And turn day into night 0.Introduction Turns out..it's surprisingly easy to start creating your own custom skybox shaders with Unity + ShaderGraph... In this tutorial we'll build up a fully customisable skybox by creating functions in ShaderGraph... Continue Reading →
Hi all. I'm a visual artist and part-time guest teacher at a high-school in the Netherlands where I teach students how to use different graphical and programming applications. The past several years I've researched a lot of different applications for my own interest and also with the purpose of finding easy and interesting applications for students... Continue Reading →
These ray marching shader examples show a couple of different methods of adding colors to ray marched objects. The first example shows how instead of returning only floats for distances with the distance functions from previous examples we can also include colors into the calculations by using a vec4 data type to store a color... Continue Reading →
These examples show a collection of different distance functions for basic 3D primitive shapes and how they can be implemented in a ray marching shader. Keep in mind that many more shapes can be created by combining them together with other distance functions like boolean and smooth blending operators. All of the distance functions can... Continue Reading →
These ray marching shader examples show smooth blending versions of the boolean distance functions for intersection, union and subtraction. These functions can be used to blend different objects together smoothly to create complex organic looking shapes. The functions can be used in the same way as the boolean intersection, union and subtraction operators but have... Continue Reading →
These examples show how boolean operators can be used to create complex shapes from simple ones. This 3d-modelling method is called CSG (Constructive solid geometry). CSG is primarily built on 3 primitive operations named intersection ( ∩ ), union ( ∪ ), and difference ( − ).The diagram below shows an example of what is possible with using this technique: source:... Continue Reading →
On this page, the coding steps to produce a basic Ray Marching fragment shader, that creates a ray marched scene of a sphere and a plane, with basic diffuse directional lighting and shadows.If you quickly want to try out the examples I recommend the web based GLSL editor from the book of shaders over here:... Continue Reading →
PhotoshopWorkshop Custom Book/Film/Game Cover Photoshop: Custom Book/Film/Game Cover is a four session workshop where students learn basic image editing theory and techniques using Adobe Photoshop. The main assignment for this workshop is to create a cover image for a existing or entirely made-up movie, game or book, by using basic Photoshop techniques like placing different... Continue Reading →
