It was a work project, unfortunately not for sale.

Thank you! Yeah, this tool was made specifically for the project.

Thank you! In this case, we simply used 3D meshes with a fresnel & distance fade, as well as the depth texture to soften intersections with the scene. The shader supported two-sided rendering and you could transition through it without seeing an intersection, but I forgot the details about that. I used screen-space & billboard-based approach as well, they all achieve decent result, just different tradeoffs. Hope this helps :)

The shader was made for work, unfortunately I can't sell it.

No worries, I understand. Do you have discord? might have Unity work for you if you would be interested

the creator said The shader was made for work, unfortunately I can't sell it.

Thank you! This was fairly standard, just two splat-maps with 8 layers. I used branches to improve performance, and only 3 of the 8 layers support tri-planar mapping. The individual layer textures were also packed into 2 textures, instead of 3. The last layer could be used to implement special terrain features, like emission, flow mapping, metalness, etc. But this was made a while ago.

I'm sampling the height values of pixels in the opposite light direction, to determine whether the current pixel should be shadowed or not. For a better solution, you can look at parallax self-shadowing, or this normal map based technique which is similar: enbdev.com/doc_normalmappingshadows.htm www.shadertoy.com/view/7lBBR3

@@maxroetzler thx

Thank you! No, unfortunately not. It used to be on the product landing page, but it is too old by now.

Thanks man! That's a great profile picture you have there, haha.

The scene is not very reusable and also contains some 3rd party assets/textures that I can't sell. So probably not :/

I just did some external, promotional work for Kartuga, but wasn't involved in the real project. I might add that work to my Artstation at some point. But I agree, the game had a pretty cool art-style that was fun to work with.

Thank you! :)

Thank you, and yeah fair point. If we do re-capture the video, I'll address those among some other things.

Thanks, great work on the 'Soul of a man' project. Good luck!

Thanks man!

I still have the project, the foam shader is somewhat broken since I last looked into it. There may be a way to get it back out of the original apk somehow. Not sure about selling it tho, as this it mostly a learning project. But depending on what elements you're interested in, send me a pm.

I don't work for Razer, but supposedly it should be able to connect via Bluetooth.

You can not

Turn on the controller then press the two buttons in the bottom ( an arrow and a circle). It will blink than you can connect with bluetooth.

Thanks! I don't think there's a tutorial for this, at least not that I know of. I wanted to write one a while ago but got sidetracked. The setup is not very dynamic as it relies on custom meshes for the terrain and water. I split the underwater terrain (with a shader to distort the texture and tint via vertex color) and a foam mesh with the uvw's aligned to follow the coastline. On the foam I used two alternating textures that move towards the coastline. That's the basic setup at least, hope that helps.

thanks!:)

​@@maxroetzlerCould you maybe do a tutorial? Btw tnx, it looks awesome