If anyone's having trouble with their moving sprites getting "stuck" and not wrapping, make sure that you set the Wrap Mode to Repeat in the sprite's settings.
@@danielilett Oops, you've found me! Thank you for your kind words Daniel! It's really good to know that it's a useful resource for more people than just myself! Yes, I am still updating the library and the Shader Graph online editor, but I am thinking of doing a major overhaul to the library as simple categories are no longer suitable for some links. I think a tag-based approach is better, which means I need to revisit and re-tag every single link 😅
Your tutorial used together with Blender Guru helps beginner dev like me so much. It is difficult to find unity tutorial which holds our hand, explain and guide step by step. My suggestion for future improvement is to increase volume a little bit because only on your channel I need to increase my PC volume from usual 16 to 32. Since your video seems to target absolute beginner, it will be great to showcase a completed demo to convey to student that "you can make this after you finish my tutorial series" just like Blender Guru. Looking forward for more!
Do you mean in addition to the cel shading video I made a little while back? I'm not opposed to revisiting the idea - is there anything not covered in that video that you would like to see in a follow-up?
are you pressing "play" for them to show the scrolling in the scene view? for me, they're staying static, and I need to hit the play button in order to see the actual scrolling. this is a great series! I'm going to go thru all of them, thank you!
As you said in your other comment, it's the Always Refresh option at the top-right of the Scene View. I have that on pretty much all the time so I totally forget it's even an option that's not on by default. Glad you're enjoying the series!
Hi Daniel, good tutorial, thanks! A quick question, at 5:51 how do you pan move the shader graph's canvas? I didn't manage to do that and am confused about that.🧐
Hello, I want to make a shader that make the texture of a object face the same direction well a rotate the object. does anyone know how to get these results??
At 4:40 You multiply the Base Color with the Base Texture, but it doesnt seem to do anything? I was expecting the texture to get a blue filter on top of it, but when you apply the shader to the cube is just the grass texture? You do explain what multiply does, but how does that work exactly. I mean, if you use RGBA the max value for the 3 colors are 255. So, lets say you're multiplying 2 colors together, where color1 has a red value of 78 and color2 has 193. Obviously the new red value is not 78 x 193. So, what exactly does it mean to multiply colors with each other?
You're correct that in Unity the max values for each color channel is 255, but in shaders those values are converted to a 0-1 range. I should have made that clearer - apologies! In your example, color1 would have a red value of 0.305 and color2 would have 0.754, so blending the two together would get you 0.230. In general, that means multiplying any color by white, which has RGB values (1, 1, 1, 1), always gets you back the original color.
I finished part one yesterday. I see this as an absolute win.
If anyone's having trouble with their moving sprites getting "stuck" and not wrapping, make sure that you set the Wrap Mode to Repeat in the sprite's settings.
Legend!
This is brilliant. Its hard to find a good teacher that explains why, as well as what to do. Kudos to you and I will carry on the series sir!
love your tutorial! it's very easy to understand what's going on
HOLY! So well explained! Thank you A LOT
Keep up the great work Daniel!
Thanks, I'll try! By the way, I hope your Unity Library is still going strong, it's a really useful resource for practically anyone using Unity!
@@danielilett Oops, you've found me!
Thank you for your kind words Daniel! It's really good to know that it's a useful resource for more people than just myself!
Yes, I am still updating the library and the Shader Graph online editor, but I am thinking of doing a major overhaul to the library as simple categories are no longer suitable for some links. I think a tag-based approach is better, which means I need to revisit and re-tag every single link 😅
I do not envy the amount of work that would go into needing to tag everything differently!
Maybe I will try my luck getting the AI to generate the tags for me 😅
Your tutorial used together with Blender Guru helps beginner dev like me so much. It is difficult to find unity tutorial which holds our hand, explain and guide step by step. My suggestion for future improvement is to increase volume a little bit because only on your channel I need to increase my PC volume from usual 16 to 32. Since your video seems to target absolute beginner, it will be great to showcase a completed demo to convey to student that "you can make this after you finish my tutorial series" just like Blender Guru. Looking forward for more!
Thank you for explaining the dark arts of shaders to us common folk!
Awesome series, very well done. Thanks for putting this together 👍👍
This series is gold! Thank you!
Thanks for the video daniel
you were made for tutorials :) very easy to understand ty
Keep up the great work!
a nice tutorial by cute Daniel. thanks
Thank uu! Super helpful
It would be great if there was another tutorial on the Toon/cel shading Shader!
Do you mean in addition to the cel shading video I made a little while back? I'm not opposed to revisiting the idea - is there anything not covered in that video that you would like to see in a follow-up?
ended up finding the option "always refresh" in the toggle at the top right of the scenes view window
are you pressing "play" for them to show the scrolling in the scene view? for me, they're staying static, and I need to hit the play button in order to see the actual scrolling. this is a great series! I'm going to go thru all of them, thank you!
As you said in your other comment, it's the Always Refresh option at the top-right of the Scene View. I have that on pretty much all the time so I totally forget it's even an option that's not on by default. Glad you're enjoying the series!
Hi Daniel, good tutorial, thanks! A quick question, at 5:51 how do you pan move the shader graph's canvas? I didn't manage to do that and am confused about that.🧐
I realize I never explained some common controls! If you hold in the middle mouse button and drag, it'll pan across the canvas.
why is my gameobject still receiving the sprite from sprite renderer and not the texture i set up in the shader graph
10x a lot, it is golden!!
Hello, I want to make a shader that make the texture of a object face the same direction well a rotate the object. does anyone know how to get these results??
At 4:40 You multiply the Base Color with the Base Texture, but it doesnt seem to do anything? I was expecting the texture to get a blue filter on top of it, but when you apply the shader to the cube is just the grass texture?
You do explain what multiply does, but how does that work exactly. I mean, if you use RGBA the max value for the 3 colors are 255. So, lets say you're multiplying 2 colors together, where color1 has a red value of 78 and color2 has 193. Obviously the new red value is not 78 x 193. So, what exactly does it mean to multiply colors with each other?
You're correct that in Unity the max values for each color channel is 255, but in shaders those values are converted to a 0-1 range. I should have made that clearer - apologies! In your example, color1 would have a red value of 0.305 and color2 would have 0.754, so blending the two together would get you 0.230.
In general, that means multiplying any color by white, which has RGB values (1, 1, 1, 1), always gets you back the original color.
How would I add a UV that's been exported from blender
life-saving
amazing
Textures and UV were something that has always plagued me
Need help UV and texturing on Maya 3D?
Yeh no good for me sorry.