2 Simple Vertex Displacement Shaders in ShaderGraph | Unity Tutorial

[@Alastair.Forsyth]

After watching so many tutorials on making something specific, this is amazing for learning shader graph in general. Learned so much to help make what I want instead of just copying! Thanks

[@LlamAcademy]

Awesome to hear 🧡

[@adelAKAdude]

Broooo ... Never thought shaders would be that simple ... Respect dude

[@AletseDev]

I need more vids of shaders, really useful content.

[@suthamonhengrasmee8182]

Very nice explanation, Thank you

[@castlecodersltd]

Another great tutorial. Thank you 🙂

[@lando6583]

great video. thank you.

[@LlamAcademy]

You are welcome! 🙌

[@ElDonitazz]

Hi, how would I add another shader graphs after the vertex displacement is applied? Let's say I want to add a dissolve shader, the visuals would stay in the original object's vertex position, but I want them to be processed after the vertex displacement :(

[@LlamAcademy]

It sounds like you want to have some script control the vertex displacement amount, then have a script trigger the dissolve shader. For that you can, instead of only dealing with "time", have a float input for the displacement amount and manipulate that over time with a script and using material.SetFloat("parameter name", amount). Once you've reached the desired displacement, you can do the same thing to enable/apply the dissolve.

[@shorstky5910]

Hi, great video. Do you know how to displace faces with different power?

[@bryanlucinario9554]

Sir can you add tutorial about ligthmaps . I just want to create custom shaders with lightmaps

[@darkmattergamesofficial]

Any idea how I could create a sort of "lag" in the vertices by multiplying the previous position with the current position? I want to create a sort of smudge effect when the object moves around in the scene. Thank you!

[@LlamAcademy]

Hmm........in ShaderGraph (maybe shaders in general, not sure) you don't directly have access to the "previous position". You could set a property on the shader in a script like "PreviousPosition" and maybe "MoveTime" then based on the PreviousPosition and some math related to "MoveTime" and the current time you could lerp between the old and new position.

[@SnowyLeopardFrom1997]

Wind to the fire cape, so my friend was once a RuneScaper :)

[@LlamAcademy]

Actually…..still playing 😆

[@SnowyLeopardFrom1997]

@@LlamAcademy then I hope one day you'll enjoy what I've been working on 😄

[@Abdulwahab-vb6he]

i have envrioment in my which have LODS , the main issues is that if check Static batching size goes up by 200mb and if i UnCheck it it goes down by 200mb , so how i can reduce size using staic batching..

[@jacobscott8277]

How would I apply this shader graph if I already have a toon shader graph attached to my object?

[@LlamAcademy]

You cannot have more than 1 shader active with a particular material. You would have to edit your toon shader to incorporate this as well, or add toon shading into this shader

[@suthamonhengrasmee8182]

I was trying to make an object move + Scale up and down, and it appeared weird. Could you please explain how to merge them together?

[@LlamAcademy]

I think that is a good challenge to demonstrate your understanding of how they work 😉. You can do both, it's just a matter of applying the proper offset to each vertex (math stuff 🙂)

[@suthamonhengrasmee8182]

@@LlamAcademy I finally made it. Thank you very much.

[@EgoPingvina]

I just have pink (or purple, I don’t understand what color it is) and nothing changes. The shader script is identical to your example.(((

[@LlamAcademy]

Usually that means you have a shader compilation error and you should get some message in the console about what is wrong

[@AtmosMr]

Really annoying. you talk too fast and skip steps. Poor teaching.

[@LlamAcademy]

Hmmm. Don’t think I skipped any steps. What do you feel was skipped?