Nice video but I was really hoping to see more than one type of shape ("Simple Shapes") ... was kinda expecting more. Everything else is awesome from this creator as always
Thankyou for another great tutorial! I'm binging through the series, So it's probably a bit late to ask.. But I'd love it if the code could be magnified a bit as it's a tad hard to read.. But I'm managing aha
but we didn't get the power of the float d = length(pos-uv); how did we create a circle with that? doesn't this mean we just get the info about the offset amount in vector length with this? edit: got it. we are using "pos" as the center point and compare uv coordinates to that. if it is closer, it will be white. so our center is in 0.5,0.5 so that results in a circular gradient.)
This is because the Pow node in Unreal (7:10), and the Pow function in HLSL don't really support negative numbers, resulting in a different result than if you just multiplied.
Seriously it's the best shader 101 i've ever watched . Congrats. Now i' going to binge all of your content.
Good Work! One stop shop for getting hlsl into a shader easily
this is brilliant keep on coming
i never knew materials could be fun.
Nice video but I was really hoping to see more than one type of shape ("Simple Shapes") ... was kinda expecting more. Everything else is awesome from this creator as always
Thank you very much for your lectures. Very very informative to learn.
Amazing tutorial man! Waiting for another one
Thankyou for another great tutorial! I'm binging through the series, So it's probably a bit late to ask.. But I'd love it if the code could be magnified a bit as it's a tad hard to read.. But I'm managing aha
great vid! thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing the knowledge. I am interested in HLSL in UE5.
but we didn't get the power of the float d = length(pos-uv); how did we create a circle with that? doesn't this mean we just get the info about the offset amount in vector length with this? edit: got it. we are using "pos" as the center point and compare uv coordinates to that. if it is closer, it will be white. so our center is in 0.5,0.5 so that results in a circular gradient.)
for these examples we wouldn't want to use hlsl tho right? cuz just a material function can be more efficient.
Can you use HLSL's Rand with custom nodes? I've been trying but must be doing something wrong.
You are the best!
Why the x power + y power not the same result with x*x + y*y?
i feel stupid, why is the result of R^2 + G^2 different from R*R + G*G ?
This is because the Pow node in Unreal (7:10), and the Pow function in HLSL don't really support negative numbers, resulting in a different result than if you just multiplied.
@@renderbucket Oh boy, you even mention it in the video, I just wasn't listening
Great