For everyone using Unity 2020 where the main node is now split to a Vertex and Fragment node, you need to add a Split node to split the Combine out to show the Alpha Channel that can be linked to the Alpha channel in the Fragment Node. Steps are: 1. Add Split Node. 2. Link Combine RGBA(4) to Split In(4) 3. Link Combine RGBA(4) to Fragment Base Color(3) 4. Link Split A(1) to Fragment Alpha(1) Thanks to CodeMonkey for explaining the new new changes. This specific change is at 4:47 in this video - th-cam.com/video/azGMuP9ks8U/w-d-xo.html
Shader Graph is just so good to use! It's kind of crazy actually how easy it makes creating shaders, whereas scripting them was a headache for me as a newbie to shaders.
I'm going through the basic coding in Unity tutorials right now, but decided to comment on a newer video. Your tutorials are so good man. Easy to follow and interesting to keep watching. Clear, nice voice with smart explanations for terms depending on the audience (or target group) of the video. I'll definitely keep watching your tutorials throughout my junior dev years and recommend your channel to others. Thanks for making these videos!
Just want you to know that before seeing this video I had never TOUCHED shaders, but after watching it - and almost dying of frustration for 6 hours because I couldn't get it right - I finally managed to create a very nice shader for my game. So hell yeah, thanks a lot
You understood it so please can you explain to me as well help much appreciated 🙏How that woks. I mean he used sprite titled fall on idle's material and he used that same material on that chicken but it rendered it as a chicken
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Amazing tutorial. Feedback: the Add node in your shader graph causes the edge color to add with the underlying sprite color. To preserve the edge color, replace the Add node with a Blend node and choose Mode>Overlay. That will make the colored edge overlay (i.e. replace) so that the edge color is preserved - which I think it is the desired effect.
I'm really glad that you posted this video, I've watched 2 tutorials about the same concept. everything was looking good until I reached the end .. somehow it won't render the offset and the colors ... when I saw that you upload this video I give it another try and it worked!! Now I can finally sleep in peace :"( Thank you so much !!
This is the first tutorial that can explain to me about the shader graph - because Brackeys tried to explain the concept at the lowest possible level so new persons to shader graph can grab the concept easily
I feel like a whole series of videos about shading would be just amazing ! vidéos about coding shaders would be very nice too ! Anyway thanks for your insane job, you rock.
I subscribed last Friday and followed your how to make a game playlist and loved it’s, now I’m trying to learn c# as a whole :D Already love your channel, keep it up!
If your sprite is still showing as a blank square even after following every step, you just need to connect the alpha (A(1)), from the Sample Texture 2D of the MainTex(T2), to the alpha(1) from the Fragment section (below Base Color(3)). Seems like in lastest versions of Unity they changed the Sprite Unlit Master, so there are some differences.
YES. You have given me great power. Muahahaha! I was having trouble even figuring out how to get the shader graph in my project. Leave it to Brackeys to guide me there :3
That joke literally killed me. Someone resusciate me please. xD Awesome video as always, very easy to grasp the concept of each tutorial you make. I still would like to see a atutorial made by you on creating a 2D character controller to hook-up with playermovement, I watched other videos and all of them are so different.
Great stuff! Since this is pixel art, I would love to see this effect being applied to the discrete pixels of the actual sprites instead of the render target pixels. A part from that, amazing!
my game has a flying saucer that beams up your creatures and takes them to other planets. I will give you a shout out in the credits for sure. I have been going through and doing all of your shader graph tutorials to try and get a better grasp on it. I feel like I need to master it.
Coding a shader is really difficult but the way you are using it is very easy There is lots of things can be done with shaders Please don't give up making videoes about it
Keep in mind that most people have never used shaders before so I think you’re going a little too fast. Anyway thanks again for this amazing tutorial, as always 😉 been following you for a while now
It certainly is too fast for a complete beginner. I've first watched these videos before watching this one: First watch: th-cam.com/video/nDsTBk6eano/w-d-xo.html Then: th-cam.com/video/0Qz1FwyveUo/w-d-xo.html Finally: This video After that, I practiced what this video showed in a new project. Maybe this could help someone out.
It's that way we find the edges!!! :-o . Of course it works, because the noise is smooth, not step, then we place one over another and get the edges... Genial! ^^
Great video as always! Thanks! Would be cool to see an outline shader or a sparkle effect that shows up around objects you can interact with when you press a button.
14:54. You must have something else set somewhere that isn't in the video. When I use the shader I created from the shader graph, it replaces whatever the texture/image/sprite is with the _maintex texture, so what you're showing here doesn't work. The chicken would take the _maintex texture which is the other sprite???
Cool shader! I'm curious though, how would you set up the dissolve to be pixelated? Right now the dissolve is smooth, which contrasts with the art style
I don't know much about shaders, but you can probably adjust the scale of the noise so it has the same pixel size as your sprite. This way you can't have several noise tiles per pixels.
You could either make a camera shader that pixelates the final image or I **think** pixel perfect camera will set the entire image to a more pixel art style
I'm no shader expert, but wouldn't it be easiest to use a pixelated noise pattern instead of that more splotchy one? Seems like you'd have your effect right there. Though I don't know how that would effect the offset for the outline effect.
@@TheAmbientWarrior This solution would work however outlines wouldn't be rendered correctly. Pixel perfect camera would take the high res effect and scale it down to a defined pixel per unit value, however with this solution, it may end up making the outline look choppy
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For everyone using Unity 2020 where the main node is now split to a Vertex and Fragment node, you need to add a Split node to split the Combine out to show the Alpha Channel that can be linked to the Alpha channel in the Fragment Node.
Steps are:
1. Add Split Node.
2. Link Combine RGBA(4) to Split In(4)
3. Link Combine RGBA(4) to Fragment Base Color(3)
4. Link Split A(1) to Fragment Alpha(1)
Thanks to CodeMonkey for explaining the new new changes. This specific change is at 4:47 in this video - th-cam.com/video/azGMuP9ks8U/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you so much, I was so confused why it wasn't working with the alpha
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Yeah, more ShaderGraph videos would be much appreciated
In case you are interested in learning more tricks with Shader Graph, I got quite a few on my channel :)
@@GabrielAguiarProd How about one for 2D pixel perfect outlines? ;-)
Yeah this really brings a whole new dimension to my game
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Shader Graph is just so good to use! It's kind of crazy actually how easy it makes creating shaders, whereas scripting them was a headache for me as a newbie to shaders.
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I'm going through the basic coding in Unity tutorials right now, but decided to comment on a newer video. Your tutorials are so good man. Easy to follow and interesting to keep watching. Clear, nice voice with smart explanations for terms depending on the audience (or target group) of the video. I'll definitely keep watching your tutorials throughout my junior dev years and recommend your channel to others. Thanks for making these videos!
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Just want you to know that before seeing this video I had never TOUCHED shaders, but after watching it - and almost dying of frustration for 6 hours because I couldn't get it right - I finally managed to create a very nice shader for my game. So hell yeah, thanks a lot
Finally an easy and understandable tutorial about 2D shaders! 😁
Will we see something about it on your HTP series? Y'know, for vfx
@@dynaheart I do not have something in mind, but maybe I will try it out because I believe it is a very cool way to make your 2D games look better.
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You understood it so please can you explain to me as well help much appreciated 🙏How that woks. I mean he used sprite titled fall on idle's material and he used that same material on that chicken but it rendered it as a chicken
My eyes: Ok. I got it.
My brain: No you don't.
I have bought the Complete Unity Mini-Degree course and I must say, I am pretty satisfied.
I am new into Shader Graph and you Video helped me so much! Really thank you for this! This is amazing :D!
I have been searching for 2D Shader Graph tutorial recently and now you uploaded this. Thank you !
bro,you have the best youtube channel.your channel is so rich.I have learned a lot from your videos about how to make a good game.I really appreciate you.
Each and every second is worthful.... No fillers, very nice
Amazing tutorial. Feedback: the Add node in your shader graph causes the edge color to add with the underlying sprite color. To preserve the edge color, replace the Add node with a Blend node and choose Mode>Overlay. That will make the colored edge overlay (i.e. replace) so that the edge color is preserved - which I think it is the desired effect.
I'm really glad that you posted this video, I've watched 2 tutorials about the same concept. everything was looking good until I reached the end .. somehow it won't render the offset and the colors ... when I saw that you upload this video I give it another try and it worked!! Now I can finally sleep in peace :"(
Thank you so much !!
This is the first tutorial that can explain to me about the shader graph - because Brackeys tried to explain the concept at the lowest possible level so new persons to shader graph can grab the concept easily
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This video describes each step in a digestible and easy to understand way - thanks for the great tutorial!
Rly good tutorial i saw many like this but you are 1st guy who explain why you use it and why this is important. Good job :)
I feel like a whole series of videos about shading would be just amazing ! vidéos about coding shaders would be very nice too ! Anyway thanks for your insane job, you rock.
I subscribed last Friday and followed your how to make a game playlist and loved it’s, now I’m trying to learn c# as a whole :D
Already love your channel, keep it up!
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I've been afraid to jump into shader graphs but this video makes it so easy! Thank you!
Omg, this is totally something I would not look into for the past few days, but this is really awesome, I would really love to know how these works!
YES!!!! SHADERGRAPH!!!! I love you, Brackeys.
I miss you so much bro :( these tutorials got me through university.
I've recently started playing with shaders, and they are like *magic* :)
I really like the idea of having shaders be visual rather than having to script them, it makes it much easier for me, a newbie to any kind of shaders.
Finally, and with this, I am done with the Unity Beginners playlist, and I'm now ready to use Unity like a pro!
If your sprite is still showing as a blank square even after following every step, you just need to connect the alpha (A(1)), from the Sample Texture 2D of the MainTex(T2), to the alpha(1) from the Fragment section (below Base Color(3)). Seems like in lastest versions of Unity they changed the Sprite Unlit Master, so there are some differences.
Thanks for sharing, I was having this exact problem with Unity 2020.2 :)
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I already tried this but all I get is a white square the size of the sprite, none of the actual image is there, even thought the preview looks fine
did you solve the problem with the white square? @@N1ghtR1der666
YES. You have given me great power. Muahahaha!
I was having trouble even figuring out how to get the shader graph in my project. Leave it to Brackeys to guide me there :3
Awesome! Getting confy with shader graph is one of the keys to great visuals =)
Thanks for another great Tutorial Brackeys!! Keep the awesome content coming!!
That joke literally killed me. Someone resusciate me please. xD
Awesome video as always, very easy to grasp the concept of each tutorial you make. I still would like to see a atutorial made by you on creating a 2D character controller to hook-up with playermovement, I watched other videos and all of them are so different.
Great stuff! Since this is pixel art, I would love to see this effect being applied to the discrete pixels of the actual sprites instead of the render target pixels. A part from that, amazing!
Definitely show us more about this package! Effects are great and very useful!
Love your Tutorials. You make them really easy to understand and the results are awesome
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Also thanks for this tutorial! It helped me with my 2D URP skills and fixed a shader compiling issue I was having. Thanks a bunch! :)
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Great Tutorials Brackeys! Thanks for your hard work!
i liked how he said "really simple stuff." at last
So great to see finally something on 2D Shader Graph.
2D Shader Graph = more power to 2D Games 😁💪
Unity is a must-have, must-learn.
Cool effect, easy to understand, nice tutorial!
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One of the worst things a newbie game dev could hear
Thanks Brackeys. More 2D Shadergraph videos pleaaaaase
This is very useful and inspiring video that makes me attempt this method on my first project. awesome!
Great tutorial! 2d shader series would be great.
Absolutely more shader tutorials !!
Brackeys back at it again with the graphys
Great work! I feel like outlines is incredible useful, something like that would be very helpful! :)
14:53 : THE WORLD BECOMES HELL! Oh, wait everything is fine.
Outline when an object is occluded would be a nice one
my game has a flying saucer that beams up your creatures and takes them to other planets. I will give you a shout out in the credits for sure. I have been going through and doing all of your shader graph tutorials to try and get a better grasp on it. I feel like I need to master it.
I uploaded a video of it: th-cam.com/video/MaFkRci1GxY/w-d-xo.html
Coding a shader is really difficult but the way you are using it is very easy
There is lots of things can be done with shaders
Please don't give up making videoes about it
Keep in mind that most people have never used shaders before so I think you’re going a little too fast. Anyway thanks again for this amazing tutorial, as always 😉 been following you for a while now
It certainly is too fast for a complete beginner. I've first watched these videos before watching this one:
First watch: th-cam.com/video/nDsTBk6eano/w-d-xo.html
Then: th-cam.com/video/0Qz1FwyveUo/w-d-xo.html
Finally: This video
After that, I practiced what this video showed in a new project.
Maybe this could help someone out.
thank u so much man that was a really cool effect
Hi! I love your videos! keep up the good work! :)
It's that way we find the edges!!! :-o . Of course it works, because the noise is smooth, not step, then we place one over another and get the edges... Genial! ^^
Great and easy to follow tutorial, thanks! :)
Amazing tutorial! Gonna miss ya!
Great video as always! Thanks!
Would be cool to see an outline shader or a sparkle effect that shows up around objects you can interact with when you press a button.
Absolutely fanstastic
14:54. You must have something else set somewhere that isn't in the video. When I use the shader I created from the shader graph, it replaces whatever the texture/image/sprite is with the _maintex texture, so what you're showing here doesn't work. The chicken would take the _maintex texture which is the other sprite???
Fantastic video, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge :)
More shader graph tutorials for 2D please :)
8:06 "What are you doing, step node?"
This helped so much, thank you :D
Great videos, my dude.
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! It helped me a lot! 😊
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Very much a yes for an outline effect. Would be cool if it could be blurred, e.g. fading out the further it gets from the object :)
This is super cool! :)
Yes please for the outline using shader graph. That'd be awesome!
Thank you so much for this master class
Please, do more shader graph videos. this one was sick!
Does this only apply on this version of Unity ? I'm on 3.15f1 version and I can't find the "Pipeline Asset (forward renderer)"
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Great video. More like this, please.
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A tutorial on creating a pixel-perfect outline on 2D sprites would be really really cool :D
Awesome and useful, I always enjoy learning from your videos! Could you do an inventory system tutorial?
That already exists
Amazing tutorial! Please do more tutorials about shaders! For example with particle systems. Thank you!
Cool shader! I'm curious though, how would you set up the dissolve to be pixelated? Right now the dissolve is smooth, which contrasts with the art style
I don't know much about shaders, but you can probably adjust the scale of the noise so it has the same pixel size as your sprite.
This way you can't have several noise tiles per pixels.
You could either make a camera shader that pixelates the final image or I **think** pixel perfect camera will set the entire image to a more pixel art style
I would start with calculating grid id using floor() and I would use that for noise. Now you just need to match pixel size with sprite's one
I'm no shader expert, but wouldn't it be easiest to use a pixelated noise pattern instead of that more splotchy one? Seems like you'd have your effect right there. Though I don't know how that would effect the offset for the outline effect.
@@TheAmbientWarrior This solution would work however outlines wouldn't be rendered correctly. Pixel perfect camera would take the high res effect and scale it down to a defined pixel per unit value, however with this solution, it may end up making the outline look choppy
more would be awesome
Its Awesome! Thank you very much!
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Thanks for the nice tutorial :)
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