THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! Another VERY AMAZING Tutorial i am so glad i found this as well. YOU ARE A ONE OF A KIND PERSON you saved my sanity from all that research and things not working properly and i THANK YOU 🙏.
This video was perfectly timed. I am working on a game that requires some old school crt monitors in the game world and I've been wondering about the best way to get that look. Thank you!
I am applying on Renderer2D and the scanning lines are showing up but nothing else is visible and I have also added the lerp node with the scene color and scanninglinesamount but still not getting the result. Can you help?
I have been subsribed to this channel for a long time but I stopped watching your videos as I was no longer programming unity. The videos quality have realy step up
nice tutorial Gabriel! thanks for sharing! however if I may I'd like to propose a follow up tutorial: what if you want to interact with what you see? i mean if you click on a rendered image you are clicking on an image, not on the object. would it be possible to "add a shader to the camera" without using the render image technique? if so, could you make a tutorial about that?
Fantastic tutorial! Only issue I have is for some reason motion blur no longer seems to work with this blit render feature. Haven’t been able to get past that but I can live with the trade off for now
This is a super cool video. However I have an issue, the shader displays however I cant see any colors of my scene. I can only see the shaders grey colours. How can I fix this?
Hey i had the same issue and found a solution here: answers.unity.com/questions/1692270/scene-color-node-not-working-in-shader-graph.html Essentially you have two options. You can either set the Opaque Texture setting on your camera to On under the Rendering section, or for a more universal fix without touching your Camera's render settings, you can find your Render Pipeline asset(s) which, by default in URP would be in the Settings folder of your project named "UniversalRP-High/Medium/LowQuality" respectively. In those render pipeline assets you can enable the Opaque Texture check box and that should fix it.
@@teo-chan Not sure if this is a professional solution, but here's a temporary fix. Set the opaque textures in your camera to on. This will let you see things, but your editor will be stuck seeing whatever your camera sees, so I'd set your Blit material to none until you're ready to build your game.
Sure, go ahead, as long as you give some sort of credit, that would be awesome. Something like 'VFX Artist - Gabriel Aguiar' would be appreciated for example.
How can I fix this on a CameraMonitor? I tried to follow but without doing the part with Blit and the URP thing, but it doesn't work. At best, I have the material that applies to the screen of the CameraMonitor prefab but it remains opaque, we can't see the camera
I'm having an issue with the shader. After adding the Step, Scene Color and Scanline Amount Float to the Lerp, All i get is a gray scene where I can only see the scan lines? What did I do wrong? Is it the hardware of my LapTop not liking URP?
I'm confused, do you just create a blank render texture with nothing in it? Also for some reason I can't drag the texture onto my camera. I'm working in a 2D project btw.
Anyone can help me? I follow the pixelated camera part and now my lights are not working when click to play, they only work on the scene view and on the preview game view. Anyone has any ideas of what to do?
Hey, if you are still struggling with this issue you need to turn on opaque textures in your camera. The setting is in the rendering section. It probably selected "Use Render Pipeline Settings" you need to change it to the on or you can enable it from render pipeline settings.
Is this at all usable in a 2D project? I ask because a 2D Project doesn't have a "Forward Renderer" - only a "Renderer 2D" which looks entirely different than the FWD Renderer.
It will be easier if you create a new project with Unity Hub and select URP as the template. This way Unity will set up everything nicely for you and you can follow this tutorial comfortably.
Hey Gabriel, damn awesome tutorials! Sorry if it's too much for me asking you this, but do you want to create a tutorial for vfx with "eastern game style"? Here's the reference: th-cam.com/video/qMVr14g5kG0/w-d-xo.html I believe anyone would love this too because there are not many English speaker that cover this topic. Again thank you for everything you've done until now! Thank you!!
Each one of does effects is almost worthy of a course, since it would take some time to explain it (hours). BUT, yeah maybe there's one or two that can be done here on the channel. Thanks for the tip!
I can think of a few situations where this could be useful. Game jams, mini-games, storytelling, cutscenes, old tvs, crts, etc. But yes I understand you :)
You really ought to come at it more from the perspective of learning techniques you can use for developing effects you do like. Notably in this video, writing a shader that operates on the screen image rather than on individual objects.
you reminded me of brackeys when I started the video xD
I would love more post processing effects! This is awesome.
I love retro effects when they’re used right! :)
well made video, thanks!! I like how ou showed EVERY small step that usually makes problems
I allready knew the voice, now we get to see the face of the awesome teacher, ha ha, great. Tx for the awesome tutorials!
Thanks! Happy to help!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!! Another VERY AMAZING Tutorial i am so glad i found this as well. YOU ARE A ONE OF A KIND PERSON you saved my sanity from all that research and things not working properly and i THANK YOU 🙏.
You are so welcome! Glad I could help :)
This video was perfectly timed. I am working on a game that requires some old school crt monitors in the game world and I've been wondering about the best way to get that look. Thank you!
You are welcome!
thanks so much for the tutorials homie
As usual, looks pretty awesome
I am applying on Renderer2D and the scanning lines are showing up but nothing else is visible and I have also added the lerp node with the scene color and scanninglinesamount but still not getting the result. Can you help?
I have been subsribed to this channel for a long time but I stopped watching your videos as I was no longer programming unity. The videos quality have realy step up
Thank you, glad you noticed! :)
really useful :)
Glad it was helpful!
i love you, thanks for this video!!!!!!
nice tutorial Gabriel! thanks for sharing!
however if I may I'd like to propose a follow up tutorial: what if you want to interact with what you see? i mean if you click on a rendered image you are clicking on an image, not on the object. would it be possible to "add a shader to the camera" without using the render image technique? if so, could you make a tutorial about that?
Fantastic tutorial! Only issue I have is for some reason motion blur no longer seems to work with this blit render feature. Haven’t been able to get past that but I can live with the trade off for now
oh wow, a full screen effect! I wonder if you can also use this for a 3d pixel art game
Yes you can :)
This is a super cool video. However I have an issue, the shader displays however I cant see any colors of my scene. I can only see the shaders grey colours. How can I fix this?
Hey i had the same issue and found a solution here: answers.unity.com/questions/1692270/scene-color-node-not-working-in-shader-graph.html
Essentially you have two options. You can either set the Opaque Texture setting on your camera to On under the Rendering section, or for a more universal fix without touching your Camera's render settings, you can find your Render Pipeline asset(s) which, by default in URP would be in the Settings folder of your project named "UniversalRP-High/Medium/LowQuality" respectively. In those render pipeline assets you can enable the Opaque Texture check box and that should fix it.
@@bmxchamp4 It's still not working for me
@@bmxchamp4 not working for me. any advice?
Thanks!!!!
I'm having a problem where most of my screen is just grey. I can see the scan lines against a grey background. But I can't see anything in my scene.
me too!don't know how to solve it,did u found anything?
@@teo-chan Not sure if this is a professional solution, but here's a temporary fix.
Set the opaque textures in your camera to on. This will let you see things, but your editor will be stuck seeing whatever your camera sees, so I'd set your Blit material to none until you're ready to build your game.
@@ZayJayPlays Had the exact same issue + the fact that you can't see anything on your Canvas.
@@ZayJayPlays did the same steps, to fix the issue after i went where the renderer list is and ticked "Opaque Texture"
You're a genius@@LoereDami
How do you make this work with Canvas elements? As is they aren't visible
you make very cool shaders, you don't mind if I take some of them for my not big game which I can release?
Sure, go ahead, as long as you give some sort of credit, that would be awesome. Something like 'VFX Artist - Gabriel Aguiar' would be appreciated for example.
Você ajudou um brasileiro cara, muito obrigado !! (You helped a Brazilian guy, thank you very much!!)
I would use this but it causes my Scene view to completely bug out so its basically unusable
How can I fix this on a CameraMonitor? I tried to follow but without doing the part with Blit and the URP thing, but it doesn't work. At best, I have the material that applies to the screen of the CameraMonitor prefab but it remains opaque, we can't see the camera
love the tutorial, just have one problem. i cant see my ui. how can i fix that?
HOW DO I MAKE THE SCAN LINES TRANSPARENT? This seems to be a 2D project issue btw, but do u have any idea how to fix it??
same issue. have you found any fixes?
@@enaikei i messed around with the strength of one the effects but i can't remember which, i still don't think i fully got it working tho
@@base13music oh ok ill try that, thank you
I'm having an issue with the shader. After adding the Step, Scene Color and Scanline Amount Float to the Lerp, All i get is a gray scene where I can only see the scan lines? What did I do wrong? Is it the hardware of my LapTop not liking URP?
I'm having the same issue :( Anyone know what's going on?
Edit: Found solution down below! Thank you @bmxchamp4 !
@@MaxMitchellafewcharacters I can't find his comment. Mind sharing?
I'm confused, do you just create a blank render texture with nothing in it? Also for some reason I can't drag the texture onto my camera. I'm working in a 2D project btw.
can i ask, how come my camera's screen blinks to black and only does the retro effect whenever i move my mouse/camera or in certain position?
Anyone can help me? I follow the pixelated camera part and now my lights are not working when click to play, they only work on the scene view and on the preview game view. Anyone has any ideas of what to do?
for some reason the blits script doest aprear when i create it and go to add rendered feature
someone can help me?
there appears only gray screen when I enable blip with scanlines set on, what do i need to do?
Hey, if you are still struggling with this issue you need to turn on opaque textures in your camera. The setting is in the rendering section. It probably selected "Use Render Pipeline Settings" you need to change it to the on or you can enable it from render pipeline settings.
@@Calquter Thank you so much!
Is it necessary to have forward renderer to do this?
Is this at all usable in a 2D project? I ask because a 2D Project doesn't have a "Forward Renderer" - only a "Renderer 2D" which looks entirely different than the FWD Renderer.
Honestly, no idea, didn't try it. Probably the idea is very similar in theory, but in practice something must be different. Hope you find a way, btw.
@@GabrielAguiarProd thanks for the response! I tried a bunch of ways but didn't come right. I'll update if I ever do solve it!
@@WhitefoxSpace i know im late but umm...any fixes?
@@enaikei I'm afraid not.
@@WhitefoxSpace oh ok, too bad
So I just followed the pixellated part, but it changes the co ordinates of how my mouse reacts with the scene for aiming. How do i deal with this?
I'm curious to how/why this happens. Didn't happen to me when testing. Hmm
Does it improve the performance?
How do i create a render pipeline asset? it says i have none in the Graphics section of the project manager.
It will be easier if you create a new project with Unity Hub and select URP as the template. This way Unity will set up everything nicely for you and you can follow this tutorial comfortably.
Hi I have a problem my material of the shader isnt transparent I cant see the background, someone can help me?
Did you make sure it's transparent?
@@GabrielAguiarProd you mean the color?
@@GabrielAguiarProd I think it is something with the scene color because when I just drag te scene color into the fragment my scene is just grey
@@itsus7449 I have the same problem
I had the same problem. Fixed by checking Opaque Texture (in video at 3:21, right side). Hope it helps.
hdrp?
when ever i tun my shader into a material it turns purple can anyone help
i fixed the issue i just forgot to press save asset
Im on HDRP
Does that conflict with the Blit part of tutorial?
Hmmm if I remember correctly I think it does. The blit script is targeted to work on URP only.
@@GabrielAguiarProd Can you explain how we can do it in Hdrp ?
how could you turn the effect on/off on demand via code? awesome tutorial btw
Hey Gabriel, damn awesome tutorials!
Sorry if it's too much for me asking you this, but do you want to create a tutorial for vfx with "eastern game style"?
Here's the reference:
th-cam.com/video/qMVr14g5kG0/w-d-xo.html
I believe anyone would love this too because there are not many English speaker that cover this topic.
Again thank you for everything you've done until now! Thank you!!
Each one of does effects is almost worthy of a course, since it would take some time to explain it (hours). BUT, yeah maybe there's one or two that can be done here on the channel. Thanks for the tip!
First
this channel all shader is superb but pixel art and retro effect is not good idea for game development vfx
I can think of a few situations where this could be useful. Game jams, mini-games, storytelling, cutscenes, old tvs, crts, etc. But yes I understand you :)
You really ought to come at it more from the perspective of learning techniques you can use for developing effects you do like. Notably in this video, writing a shader that operates on the screen image rather than on individual objects.