Hey Chris, thank you for this video, it really will help a lot of people understand the (currently poorly taught) shaders of bevy! As suggestion I'd recommend doing a "semi" complicated case soon. Something like a water shader (maybe with reflection) or a shader imitating some kind of stonefloor as there is a lag of intermediate examples currently. Thank you for the good work regardless and have a nice day! :)
I'm working on some pbr examples currently (some even sampling quixel megascans), so expect to see videos on those soon. Water (and particles) are something I want for the 2d platformer example, so those will come around eventually as well!
Hey Chris,
thank you for this video, it really will help a lot of people understand the (currently poorly taught) shaders of bevy!
As suggestion I'd recommend doing a "semi" complicated case soon. Something like a water shader (maybe with reflection) or a shader imitating some kind of stonefloor as there is a lag of intermediate examples currently. Thank you for the good work regardless and have a nice day! :)
I'm working on some pbr examples currently (some even sampling quixel megascans), so expect to see videos on those soon. Water (and particles) are something I want for the 2d platformer example, so those will come around eventually as well!
are there any examples of showing multiple shaders being used on multiple instances of a mesh in the same scene?
There are automatic and custom instancing examples in the bevy repo in the shaders folder
github.com/bevyengine/bevy/tree/main/examples/shader
SO what about Vertex Shaders?
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