We are really not sure yet. For now we give them away for free if you meet us at conferences :)

@@BinaryImpact meeting you is not posaible for me unfortunately 😢 I will wait for the good news. Thanks!!

We are pitching it to unity. So fingers crossed.

More times then we would care to admit!

Thank you for watching :)

Thank you for watching :)

Thank you for watching :)

nvm i found it for anywhone with the same question pressthe 3 dots next to the fog in Sky and Fog Volume than Show all Additional settings

Thank you for watching.

Thanks. Could you tell us more about your project and how our video did helped you?

@@BinaryImpact Im making an RPG game and when i changed to HDRP from URP the shadows turned pitchblack but your video helped me fix it

Lux is the unit of illuminance in the International System of Units. It is defined in terms of lumen s per meter squared (lm/m 2 ). So what is exactly 1 lux? A measurement of 1 lux is equal to the illumination of a one metre square surface that is one metre away from a single candle. Sunlight provides between many thousand of lux to only a few hundred depending on the weather conditions & time of day. The lux of artificial indoor lighting, however, is typically 1000 lux or below. Basically your 10000 means your put 10000 candles one metre away from your surface or you look directly in the sun! I hope this helps :)

@@BinaryImpact Thank you for your detailed and kind reply, you sound like a professor, that's helpful!

The setup is now a few years old. Their might be more efficient ways available now. We are planning to remake the video with the current available options in the future. That being said it is still a good starting point.

Man I'm trying the same thing, the lowest cloud altitude thing is a real issue because my game has an aircraft that needs to fly many kilometres above the ground, but every time I shift the origin the clouds just teleport to above the aircraft even if they were below it previously. If you get to know any solution to the floating origin issue then please share as well

Sorry for the late reply but yes that is totally possible!

Most of the values are accessible via scripting. If you need a general introduction maybe our tutorial about level trigger can help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJi0mnaOqpV6pMU

A tutorial about water caustic is still on the list of videos we would like to make. But we don't know when we will find the time for it. Just subscribe to our channel, so at least you won't miss it :)

Oh no, sad to hear... What about the settings, are they gone too? Are the clouds active in the scene but just not showing up? Were you able to reproduce the Error? Stuff can happen, maybe Unity just had a bad day :/

@@BinaryImpact I switched to a different version of unity ( 2021.3.0f1) and started the tutorial again and the clouds were still there after a save / reload, not sure what the original problem was though.

Huh ?!? Could you send us a screenshot?

Did you already try to follow the steps of part 1 of our tutorial? kzbin.infoSvtfNyi3uAY

@@BinaryImpact I am an absolute donut, i had the latest unity downloaded but the project was still set on the LTS version :p thank you for responding so quickly, this is a greta video! just subscribed <3

We will go even further in detail about clouds in the next episode. Thank you for watching and enjoying our content <3

That is probably one of the learning resources used but ChatGPT shows a level of "understanding" that goes way beyond simply reciting code that was written by someone else. The ability to understand the initial question alone is impressive. And being able to substitute algorithms or parts of algorithms is just crazy. You even can tell it which arguments you want to pass and how to format the code...

There are better ways. A beginner could never verify if the generated code is valid. Could be another interesting experiment though!

Yes, it depends on your Sun/Moon directional light. You can even give the sky a star emission map.

Hey, take a look here... Part two is already online :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmjUn59sqZuph9E

Sure, its the Landscape Ground Pack fron NatureManufacture from the Unity asset store: assetstore.unity.com/packages/2d/textures-materials/floors/landscape-ground-pack-63023 assetstore.unity.com/packages/2d/textures-materials/floors/landscape-ground-pack-2-73547

Thank you for watching and your kind words. Part 2 will be ready just before Christmas and in January we will release Part 3 and 4. And you guessed it Part 2 will go over the advanced customization.

Thanks for your Unitytip.

Hey thanks for the tip, we have implemented it. :)

We're sorry it's bothering you. But we also put in extra timestamps so you can jump directly to the tips. Have a great day. ┬──┬◡ﾉ(° ‿°ﾉ)

​@@BinaryImpact Yup, timestamps are really useful. Thanks for all those unity tips, I really appreciate them. You guys are doing a good job, keep it up! And thanks for correcting the table 😁

Hey, you can find the code in the original "Cracked Ice Material" video tutorial. In this video, we'll just show you how to get the code to work in a different version of Unity. Here is the link to the original video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ2qf5WnatVoebM You will find the download link in the video description. (Or here: files.binaryimpact.de/cf6539fa008f03bb6b4102e2eab0130e ) Have a great day!

@@BinaryImpact okay thanks

You're welcome. Thanks for the comment and your Unitytip. :)

Thanks for the comment and your Unitytip, of course :)

Thank you very much for watching :) There is more in the pipeline especially about the new hdrp features

@@BinaryImpact Do you have a video on this or are you planning one? I'm using Unity 2021.3.

We have one in production about weather and lighting in HDRP. But we are not the big YT creators and these tutorials are a lot of work on top of our normal workload so it is ready when it is ready :D

@@BinaryImpact Alright. :)

Thanks for your continuous contributions to the unity community. Two weeks in a row we were thankful for your tip!

Yes, it is :) Thanks for watching.

Thank you for a great tip!

Thanks for sharing your tip and watching this video :)

Hey Mohammed, thank you for the comment. :) We always add the timeline tags to each unitytip video and the direct link to the tweets in the video description. Are you watching the video on a mobile device and the video description is not displayed?