Write Unity CG Shaders From Scratch (2D, 3D)

Write Unity CG Shaders From Scratch (2D, 3D), available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 29 lectures, based on 96 reviews, and has 839 subscribers.

You will learn about Write Unity CG Shaders From Scratch (2D, 3D) Be proficient at writing CG shaders using Unity Understand, design and create your own shaders to create any effect you can imagine Write optimal code usable in professional game development companies Create unique effects with a deep understanding of CG code as your foundation Combine imagination and shader code Unboxing the black box, that is custom shaders This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner programmers or New Game developers or Developers who think CG shading in Unity is a black box or Anyone who wants to become a rendering engineer It is particularly useful for Beginner programmers or New Game developers or Developers who think CG shading in Unity is a black box or Anyone who wants to become a rendering engineer.

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Summary

Title: Write Unity CG Shaders From Scratch (2D, 3D)

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 29

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: CA$279.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Write Unity CG Shaders From Scratch (2D, 3D)

Be proficient at writing CG shaders using Unity

Understand, design and create your own shaders to create any effect you can imagine

Write optimal code usable in professional game development companies

Create unique effects with a deep understanding of CG code as your foundation

Combine imagination and shader code

Unboxing the black box, that is custom shaders

Who Should Attend

Beginner programmers

New Game developers

Developers who think CG shading in Unity is a black box

Anyone who wants to become a rendering engineer

Target Audiences

Beginner programmers

New Game developers

Developers who think CG shading in Unity is a black box

Anyone who wants to become a rendering engineer

Write Unity CG Shaders From Scratch (2D, 3D)

Have you ever wanted to write your own CG/HLSL shader code from scratch? Do you need help with understanding the intricate details of what happens on the back end? Learn to write shaders without the help of the material editor, and rather use the material editor as a prototyping tool?

In this Unity CG course, I will be teaching you the fundamentals of shader code so that you can write, create and develop unique looks that not only look amazing but run optimally too.

These techniques can be used for personal game development, and I will also go over best practices that can be used on the job in larger game companies.

My name is Benjamin Swee, your course instructor. I have been working at various game companies and been a Lead Rendering Engineer on popular titles such as Marvel Contest of Champions, Fast and the Furious games, & a few Lineage titles.

My role was often solo, as such I would create complete in-house rendering systems.

In this course, I not only want to bring you creative thinking when it comes to rendering, but also real-world industry experience, and the best practices that are used in titles that are launched today.

Shaders are a black box to many, I aim to unbox it

Note that this course is a work in progress. I plan on continually updating it. Let me know in the course messages, what moreyou want to see!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction And Setup

Lecture 1: Introduction & Setup

Lecture 2: Unity Setup and how to go through this course

Lecture 3: Introduction To The Shader Structure

Chapter 2: 2D Shaders – Sampling Textures and Blending

Lecture 1: Sampling A Texture 1

Lecture 2: Sampling A Texture 2

Lecture 3: Transparency and Blending

Chapter 3: 2D Shaders – Animation and Texture Erosion

Lecture 1: UV animations, transform, sliding

Lecture 2: 2 Texture Samples

Lecture 3: Texture Erosion

Lecture 4: Texture Erosion Advance

Chapter 4: 2D Shaders – Animating Along UVs

Lecture 1: Animating Textures along UVs, Ideal for flowing streams in 2d

Lecture 2: Animating Distortions & Warps

Lecture 3: Mathematical UVs – Whirlpool effects

Lecture 4: Masked Distortion

Chapter 5: 2D Shaders – Screen Space UV

Lecture 1: Screen Space UVs to create Shines

Lecture 2: Creating Textured Shines from the original texture

Chapter 6: 2D Shaders – Rotation UVs

Lecture 1: Rotating UV Using Rotation Matrix

Chapter 7: 3D Shaders – Basic Diffuse

Lecture 1: Diffuse 3D Shader, basic lighting

Lecture 2: 3D Shader, that takes in light from probes

Lecture 3: Moving lighting from vertex to fragment

Chapter 8: 3D Shaders – Spec

Lecture 1: Specular highlights

Chapter 9: 3D Shaders – Normal mapping, how it works

Lecture 1: Normal Mapping and how it works

Lecture 2: Reflections using reflection probes and how it works

Chapter 10: Shader Misc

Lecture 1: Shader Multicompiles, shader features

Chapter 11: 3D Shaders Effects

Lecture 1: Fresnel Effect

Chapter 12: 3d Shaders Normals and Water

Lecture 1: Normal Blending

Lecture 2: Flowing Water

Lecture 3: Flowing water 2

Lecture 4: Advanced Water

Instructors

Benjamin Swee
Rendering Engineer

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4 stars: 33 votes

5 stars: 49 votes

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