I'm not 100% sure on that one, it would be worth messaging the developer about that :)

You're very welcome, my friend! :)

Awesome! Will they all have weapons?

@@SpeedTutor not sure but 1 game is live now and I am publishing 2nd game next month hehe

You're very welcome, what are you creating?

I do have a free asset which I made a tutorial about if you search "Outline" on my channel. This may help :) You could actually use the emissive channel of your material too. If you search my shorts on my channel page, you'll see it as the highlight. It's one of the first shorts I uploaded :)

Thanks for your input! :) Do you use HDRP often?

You're very welcome! What are you trying to create? :)

That's a tough question as it's super light weight but you could create a co-routine to wait a number of seconds after the a sync operation has completed, you know it's done loading but you just wait for your allotted time before activating. I'm not sure if it's the best way but a suggestion.

@@SpeedTutor Thanks for the suggestion. but I did something else, Idk if this the best way to go but I was so desperate to have a long loading screen (Since its a intro loading of the game) I just animate the whole loading screen and throw a coroutine, after that coroutine is done the main menu scene loads. I know its a pretty bad idea, but it works for me. I guess.....

Sometimes the thing that works doesn't have to be the very best, your loading in fast anyway. So I'm glad you've got it sorted :)

I'm glad you found this useful! :) Are you publishing for the first time?

@SpeedTutor I'm not publishing yet, but I had a school project, so I didn't know how to build the project. I'm also working on a solo horror game, so this will also help me in the future :)

Oh awesome, good luck with it! :D

Haha, I'm glad I could help you out! :D Thanks for picking up my asset and do let me know what you think of it. I'd love to hear. You can always send me an email! If you do have time and you do like it, I'd massively appreciate a 5* review on the store because it helps me out massively. Best of luck with your projects though :)

It might be a font issue :(

Thanks Shadow! :D

@@SpeedTutor Yw :D

Thanks for checking it out, my friend and a big thanks to them too! They're really awesome.

You're very welcome! Are you working on something cool?

@@SpeedTutor I hope so! haha

Give me a sneaky clue :P

@@SpeedTutor Working on a new biome for my game called Core Lords, this is really going to help!

Haha, does it happen to you in real life?

Yes it is part of URP LTS…I’m using it as it’s a default, are you running 2022?

@@ObiWineKenobi I’m confused , are u agreeing with me or trying to tell me exactly what I just said 😂

For me, it wasn't part of the original post processing stack as it was in previous versions but I had to add as a render features before I could use it. Unless I'm wrong?

@@SpeedTutor I’m using the old LTS so probably just a difference in version 🤷‍♂️ tbh the new one looks much better. I’ll save my knowledge dump for unity 6 when it comes out of preview 😂

Haha, you're very welcome. It's something that does go under the radar, thanks for watching :)

Thanks man, I hope you found it useful :)

Do be sure to comment on Gappergames' comment down below, he'll be able to answer that better than I can. :)

@@SpeedTutor Will do! Thanks :D:D

I have had a look at some of the features but don't really know how to use them all efficiently. So I don't want to release something that doesn't have a good set of information, haha.

@@SpeedTutor ok, m8.. thanks

It's from the Unity URP demo that you can get in the Unity hub. I made the video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXXSaXaln7WEp9U

No worries, yes I have a few videos but this is my most recent: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6XSoY18j5Wqd9E& - Let me know if it helps! :D

You're very welcome! Thanks for making a really awesome asset. I hope others will come to love it too. :)

Hi!!!! I want to ask if SSR can be used for VR on Quest 2 or 3? :D:D:D. It looks amazing.

@@daryladhityahenry unfortunately I don't think it works on VR, although I could be wrong. I would love to hear how it goes if you try it

@@gappergames5371 Ah I see.. Okay okayyy. Will try it sooon :D:D:D. Hope it can work :D.

Haha, BLAST FROM THE PAST! I'm glad it was helpful.

@@SpeedTutor whoa this channel is active after 9 years, thats some true dedication 🔥🔥

I've checked the channel and replied to most comments for the entire time! Thanks for watching, my friend :)

@@SpeedTutor Your welcome :)

You're very welcome, what have you been trying in HDRP?

@@SpeedTutor Well, I'm still learning Unity (not programming or gamedev) so I've decided to try making a SHMUP game using some of the gorgeous environments I've collected over the years in HDRP via Unity 6, following git-amend's super awesome SHMUP tutorial. I don't care for mobile or web games, so HDRP seems a good fit for me, and I'm challenging myself to learn about all the fancy features that it has and make my game shine as bright as it can. It'll be an interesting project - I've made SHUMPS before in other engines, so I'm not completely in the dark! ..But this will be my first gorgeous* 3D one! The tutorial I'm following is 2D, so I'll be adapting and converting on the fly, but the programing concepts in the tutorial seem really good. Here's a link, in case anyone's interested! ---------- (kzbin.info/aero/PLnJJ5frTPwROJk6zOR4K_G-6WjQ4LbDOU}

Oh amazing, thanks for the link! How long do you expect to spend on all of this?

@@SpeedTutor I'm just going to see how it goes. If I get to the end of the tutorial, and I don't want to finish the game, then it won't take too long! But if I want to make an actual game, then obviously I'll be at it for much longer. It's hard to get excited about making a SHMUP because there's just so many of 'em, so I'm kinda leaning towards just learning from the tutorial and moving on! ...but I do like me a nice SHMUP, so I dunno....!

What's been happening? :o

@@SpeedTutor the light fallout is terrible, too short, and too strong. Also limited for each mesh. you cant light big spaces without having a super white blob somewhere in the mesh

there's nothing wrong with it. people have been using it for years, and thousands of games are on steam that have used it.

​@@ivangamer8022 Huh? You can control the range and intensity for any falloff. The light limit per mesh is almost unreachable on the Forward+ rendering (default since 2023), and you can use Area lights to evenly illuminate large spaces, lol Literally nothing right with your comment.

@@redragon1229 unity light attenuation in URP is literal shit. teach me hoe can you control the falloff genius boi

You can get the environment from the URP sample environment (It's in Unity hub) I made a video on them too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXXSaXaln7WEp9U - That might help :)

You're very welcome, I hope you can get some real nice reflections :)

You're very welcome, I hope you find it useful! Let me know if there are any that really take your fancy! :)

@@SpeedTutor Thanks, as an Unreal Engine user, been playing with Unity lately and I was not aware how many incredible free plugins Unity has if it wasn't for your video. Thank you. Any good free Shaders plugins comparable to "Toony Colors Pro 2" which is a paid shader?

Oh awesome, why have you decided to have a look at Unity? Just to see what it has to offer? You'll have to search for (URP) Simple Toon Shader on the asset store I think? Obviously free assets will never have the features of a premium asset, there was one that I featured on my channel last year which was free and awesome but the developer removed it. If you'd previously downloaded it. It would be fine but sadly there aren't a massive amount of options. Obviously I'm not an expert on everything that is available :)

@@SpeedTutor Personally, I have been trying to make 2D side-scrollers and 2.5D top-down games in Unreal Engine, but I feel that it might be much easier with Unity or Godot. Lately, I have been experimenting with these engines to see which one provides quicker and easier access to working with such game types. Additionally, there are other features I want to use, such as exporting web games, which you can't do with UE5. Finally, I want to get better at programming and development, and I feel learning C# or GDScript might help me more than Blueprints and C++. One thing that held me back was the new Unity pricing structure coming with Unity 6, but it may not be as bad as I originally thought after the price rework.

I've got a full video on the pricing changes here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGO6pKpua811h8U - If that helps! I'd highly recommend using Unity because of the massive community, amount of tutorials and just the massive asset store where you'll find loads of free stuff. It's very hard to compete with it, honestly. But ultimately the C# programming will take you a very long way with a lot of other languages too :)