Unity Shader Graph Basics (Part 6 - Lighting Basics)

[@sekao_3208]

been enjoying this series so much and so excited to see a new upload! learning shader graph has been a journey and these videos have been the most helpful to me :) thank you!

[@IvanTsyvinskiy-u1q]

Thanks! I also added "Roughness strenght" slider and multiplied it with Roughness texture after "One Minus" node.

[@danielilett]

Good to hear - please do customize these graphs however you wish!

[@HyperionCR]

you're a great teacher! Thank you for explaining the physics that the engine is based on

[@mianokamuru6333]

Best shader channel

[@robertrobert88887]

mate your videos are 10/10, exactly what I needed. Big thank you!

[@ronweasley5573]

Great job man! Please continue making such videos! ❤

[@danielilett]

Definitely plan on doing so!

[@mahmoudelmansari3413]

Very well explained and very helpful, thank uu :)

[@joshuacantie2007]

Your videos are incredible, thank you so much

[@NeilWu-c2s]

Im wondering, do we need the "one minus" now? In my version, if I apply One Minus Node, some part will be extremely smooth. But without it, it just looks fine.

[@verbroez712]

Part 7. We need part 7. Your tutorials are amazing.

[@danielilett]

It's on the way soon :D

[@suchabs]

​@@danielilett Thank you for these tutorials! They are so helpful!

[@PeterHome]

Thank you, Amazing videos!

[@danielilett]

Glad you found it useful :D

[@sonic26000]

So on the Built-in Rendering Pipeline (I'm trying to make a prop for VR Chat, which doesn't support HDRP), the Global Volume property cannot add the Bloom override. There's a message that says "This Volume Profile contains no overrides", and the Add Override List is empty. Are there any workarounds in that instance?

[@infokubarcade]

Amazing videos. I've learnt a new thing every time ! Be careful : one minus doesn't invert the values. It gives the 1-x result, which in your case invert the values 😅 but you see what i mean.

[@danielilett]

Yeah of course One Minus doesn't invert values in every case. But yeah as you say, when your input values range between 0 and 1, then it'll have the effect of inverting. I guess it ought to be obvious from the name of the node what it is actually doing xD

[@infokubarcade]

@@danielilett tbh i know you know. But i saw this wording in so many tutorials, and people getting confused in the comments 🤣 bc they mostly think it multiplies by -1 for some reasons. So yeah, i know it's a little detail after all the work you have done already. But so you know : even for simple things, people get confused 🤣

[@Hazzel31337]

thank you nice breakdown

[@weizhenluo5882]

Great Channel

[@minhnguyenduy8211]

Did you have any 2d shader graph tutorial??