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Neat video! I just noticed this Heat Haze effect in the Avalanche Studios Mad Max game which obviously takes place in a desert wasteland.

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Hi, thanks for your awesome tutorial! I only have one question: what about making it Fullscreen but in HDRP pipeline? I'm trying to swith to a fullscreen-type material and use CustomPass, but I can't manage how to avoid using a specific texture (since I need instead the screen itself)! Could you please help me?

if you want this to work in later versions. at least 2022 LTS. you'll need to create a SetupRenderPasses override in the blitter code. something like public override void SetupRenderPasses(ScriptableRenderer renderer, in RenderingData renderingData) { var src = renderer.cameraColorTargetHandle; var dest = (settings.destination == Target.Color) ? RenderTargetHandle.CameraTarget : m_RenderTextureHandle; blitPass.Setup(src, dest); } and remove the stuff from AddRenderPasses override. public override void AddRenderPasses(ScriptableRenderer renderer, ref RenderingData renderingData) { if (settings.blitMaterial == null) { Debug.LogWarningFormat("Missing Blit Material. {0} blit pass will not execute. Check for missing reference in the assigned renderer.", GetType().Name); return; } renderer.EnqueuePass(blitPass); } there's still some obsolete stuff in there, but I'm only doing a few tests, so I'm going to ignore them. good luck.

Anyone still having trouble connecting must now click the OpenXR Runtime button in the General section of the Oculus app.

so i cant get into unity using airlink? cables are mandatory?

I'm trying to make geometry shader that shows quads when editing for a 3d modeling software I'm developing. I tried multiple shaders from github but they revert to tris when editing mesh.

I tried downloading the shader graph files from the github and I'm getting a bunch of json parse errors from Unity...

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How do you pick the right values on a colour wheel? Let's say I want to paint imaginary blue cube, I pick any blue for the mid tone but then how much should the value change for other shades ? To be realistic E.g 20% on saturation in HSV colour model ? Do I change saturation or value or both in HSV? What in the rule of thumb here ?

Thanks man

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! <3 I learned a lot.

Does the Oculus Quest Link also work with Mac?

Damn, this stuff is crazy! Thanks a lot!! <3 is there anything to say about how expensive it is? Should you use it sparingly or is the chance very small if you will notice anything?

My material is just white when I make that first shockwave test. What am I missing?

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How do you apply it on the fullscreen so it doesn't need a color or specific texture? I used a fullscreen shader since I'm using a newer version but I can't use _MainTex and sample texture 2d to make it adjust to whatever the camera is looking at...it just turns white. HELP :c

Awesome! also(if im not mistaken) you can just feed vertices to triangle strip and it will produce triangle for each new vertex after 3rd, hance triangle strip

really useful :)

That was really helpful. Thanks

Sweet jesus man this is helpful, the number of vertex shader things out there that don't even mention normals is upsetting. This is massively helpful stuff.

Thats what i am looking for. Thank you buddy. Allah bless you

Awesome information here! Thanks so much for this!!

oculus desktop app is not available on mac, so how can we do it ?

Today I ran 10 Km. For those that don't use Kilometers: It's about 1,057e-13 light-years. Btw, the video is awesome! Thank you!

this is sooo big brained

Really helpful video, thank you!

Thanks for the tutorial! Is there any way to recalculate the normals when the source of displacement is a texture map?

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Hi! Thanks a lot for doing this tutorial and explaining what each node does! Not many people do that, and it's great to be able to actually understand what's going on as a beginner. I'm trying to make the wave event based, and my plan is to remove the time variable and create a lerp function, that interpolates between the wave's start and end values (which is represented by a float). This is well, but the weird thing is that, when 0 is the value being multiplied into the time group, the wave's already 'started', i.e, the pixels get distorted. In fact, the sprite is not distorted. i.e the wave's at it's 0 progress, when the input value is -0.24. The wave ends on 4.76. My question is, where did these numbers come from? I can create an interpolation function to make the exposed value be between 0-1, but I'm afraid that whenever I tinker with other settings, these magic numbers (-0.24 and 4.76) will change. Maybe someone here has done this?

"Basic" and "Tutorial" are not applied here at all. If you think you can simply show us the process without any explanation why this goes here and that goes there - you're wrong then

Thank you very much. Unlocked some ideas for my shader. 🙏

Your explaination is very clear, hope you will continue series

Very clear and helps a lot! Thanks!

Glad I found this ....but using these two subgraphs has no effect on my normals. is this really usable also for terrain-like meshes with more complex geometry?

all i get is a nice black screen

it doesnt work for me....

This tutorial video, unlike other videos, helps learners to use it in their own projects and provides documentation. true teacher

How do I connect the Quest 2 to my laptop, when I don't have access to the Facebook account used, as it's an account for the company I'm an intern for? Meaning I cannot use the Oculus PC App

how can i stop effect? don't want to play full screen

Thanks man, I was a bit lost on that one. Very helpful

trying since an hour, doesn't work

but that thing is hand drawn bruh, u should make title stylised fire instead

How would you change this to timeline animate multiple shaders attached to a single Mesh Renderer, where each shader on an individual track?

Nice, however there is a potential issue when using alpha. Mixer should use Color finalColor = new Color(0f,0f,0f,0f); instead of Color.black as black is (0,0,0,1) and when added with weight finalColor += behaviour.ColorVal * weight; results in alpha greater than 1. So when blending shader _Color, where you want the alpha to fade in, it will ignore the alpha. Initialising finalColor = new Color(0,0,0,0) makes it all good.

I think it is bad idea to teach basics of Geometry shader beginning with code generated from Shader Graph. Why don't you just use simple HLSL code (vertex + fragment), and add geom function to it ?🤔

Sub Shader Graphs don't work with Unity 2022,

This tutorial is a gift to the world. Many thanks!

That neighbors subgraph looks amazing - so much to learn from! Thank you!