Hi, nice shader! However I do have one question, I currently have multiple targets, how can I change the shader so that I can add them all? Edit: I found a solution, I use a raycast in front of the player (He can only go up down left right so the raycast will always hit) and if the raycast hits a certain tag it changes the value of the shaders target property. Very happy with the result :D
It's very neat shader by the look of it but I couldn't make it work for some reason. It's good idea to make another video where you make the shader from start to finish. Something odd is happening when I apply it after watching the tutorial. The object is transparent wireframe, it blinks for a second updating and then get transparent for some reason. Tried to mimic it as best as I can see it done but texture isn't applied, and tbh shaders aren't my strong side. I am aware what is what but to know what set of functions you need to pass your values trough to get a certain result is mystery...
The truth is that showing it step by step in the video takes hours to produce.... I'll see if I can break it down in chunks next time. The shader is also available here : github.com/ShackMan2000/ShaderShack
Not yet because it's in a project where I play around with other people's shaders, so I can't share it myself. I'm soon going to make a public github with all my shaders and keep updating it.
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
you content are low key !! keep sharing your nice work man you Enlighted the game dev community
Hi, nice shader!
However I do have one question, I currently have multiple targets, how can I change the shader so that I can add them all?
Edit: I found a solution, I use a raycast in front of the player (He can only go up down left right so the raycast will always hit) and if the raycast hits a certain tag it changes the value of the shaders target property.
Very happy with the result :D
I personally don't use Unity anymore, but the effect looks fantastic
I'll branch out to Unreal and Godot soon :-)
It's very neat shader by the look of it but I couldn't make it work for some reason. It's good idea to make another video where you make the shader from start to finish. Something odd is happening when I apply it after watching the tutorial. The object is transparent wireframe, it blinks for a second updating and then get transparent for some reason. Tried to mimic it as best as I can see it done but texture isn't applied, and tbh shaders aren't my strong side. I am aware what is what but to know what set of functions you need to pass your values trough to get a certain result is mystery...
The truth is that showing it step by step in the video takes hours to produce.... I'll see if I can break it down in chunks next time. The shader is also available here : github.com/ShackMan2000/ShaderShack
Is there any link to the project?
Not yet because it's in a project where I play around with other people's shaders, so I can't share it myself. I'm soon going to make a public github with all my shaders and keep updating it.
@@ShackMan ok thanks m8.