Introduction to Shaders in Unity3D with Shader Graph

Introduction to Shaders in Unity3D with Shader Graph, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.45, with 33 lectures, based on 103 reviews, and has 1562 subscribers.

You will learn about Shader Development using Shader Graph in Unity3D Basic Graphics Engineering concepts Creating visual effects without particle system This course is ideal for individuals who are Game developers who want to learn shader development or Technical artists It is particularly useful for Game developers who want to learn shader development or Technical artists.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Shaders in Unity3D with Shader Graph

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Shader Development using Shader Graph in Unity3D
Basic Graphics Engineering concepts
Creating visual effects without particle system

Who Should Attend

Game developers who want to learn shader development
Technical artists

Target Audiences

Game developers who want to learn shader development
Technical artists

Hello! Welcome to the world of shaders!

This is not only a course on shader graph, this is also an introduction to shader development. Shader development was not so easy in the past. You had to learn how to write shader code and also need mathematical skills. Most indie game developers omit it up to an advanced level. But today this is changed with shader graph.

In this course, we will start from the basics and create complex shaders in later chapters with shader graph. We will also learn several concepts on graphics programming and at the end of the course you will be comfortable to create your own shaders.

Complex Shaders which we are going to create are:

*Ghost Shader

*Simple Hologram Shader

*Wind Effect Shader

*PBR Shader

*Glowing Effect Shader

*The Earth Shader

*Code Rain Effect(Matrix) Shader(Coming soon)

*Teleport Shader(Coming Soon)

*Snow Shader(Coming Soon)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What Are Shaders?

Chapter 2: Unlit Shaders

Lecture 1: Hello Shader

Lecture 2: The Only Reason for the Existence of A Shader

Lecture 3: Drawing A Line

Lecture 4: Adding Properties

Lecture 5: Assignment-Drawing A Plus Sign

Lecture 6: Solution-Drawing A Plus Sign

Lecture 7: Sub-Graphs

Lecture 8: Drawing A Circle

Lecture 9: Assignment-Circle Position

Lecture 10: Solution-Circle Position

Lecture 11: Assignment-Background Color

Lecture 12: Solution-Background Color

Lecture 13: Object Space vs World Space

Lecture 14: Texture Mapping

Lecture 15: Creating A Gradient

Lecture 16: Transparency and Ghost Shader

Lecture 17: Time Node and UV Scrolling

Lecture 18: Simple Holographic Shader

Lecture 19: Vertex Manipulation

Lecture 20: Assignment-Wind Effect Shader

Lecture 21: Solution-Wind Effect Shader

Chapter 3: Physically Based Rendering

Lecture 1: Creating a Shader with PBR Node

Lecture 2: Normal Vector and Dot Product

Lecture 3: Normal Mapping

Lecture 4: Glow Effect and Changing Properties by C# Script

Chapter 4: The Earth Shader

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Albedo and Normal Map

Lecture 3: Specular Map

Lecture 4: City Lights

Lecture 5: Clouds

Lecture 6: Final Touches

Chapter 5: References

Lecture 1: References

Instructors

İsmail Çamönü
Indie Game Developer

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3 stars: 23 votes
4 stars: 25 votes
5 stars: 49 votes

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