Stable Screenspace UVs and Gradients
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This week we have a look at how to create an object based gradient using screen space - thanks to Jan Kaluza for the breakdown!
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I am going to use this for a "this mesh is being edited by the user" highlight. That screenspace visual feels like it's pulling the object out of the game and into the world of the user so it feels appropriate to use it to highlight something that the user currently has more power over than usual.
@@char3tek sounds like a great idea
For anyone wanting the UV's to stick to their objects (At least for 5.3) Change the multipication on the Transformtoclipspace from -1,-1 to 1,-1 (Things will now conform to the objects position.)
It's 1,-1 in the video
This is exactly the problem I was facing today. This is a godsend. Will Give it a go tomorrow at implementation. Thanks man!
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Really cool stuff Tom, love these deeper dives into materials!
nice tutorial, I will try using it on my next project
Amazing video! This was exactly what I was looking for.
How to get the TAA jitter position? I need to cancel the TAA jitter in order to stabilize some pixels in a material.
Trying to use some of the logic in 13:00 to address the aspect ratio thing, but my UVs only work well when screen is 1:1 ;(
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@@char3tek thanks!
Objects Bounds node not is exactly the size of the object or the size from the midle of this one..
Why would you want to do it in screen space ? Does it work out cheaper ?
It’s not cheaper necessarily- it’s just for certain VFX or UI elements it’s the type of effect you want, rather than object or world space
@@tharlevfx thanks tharle! I often see all of these Kool techniques and learn them but often don't know the reasoning behind why you might choose a,b,c
@@PeoplesGaming again it's mostly for very specific conditions, a lot of tech art is seeking out tools "you need at the moment" simply because there are very specific things for these causes