Substance - Using Substance materials in Unity
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Сложность: Средняя
Substance for Unity 5: Creating PBR textures for environments and characters.
Chapter 1: PBR and Substance Fundamentals.
Lesson 3: Using Substance materials in Unity.
This lesson will cover using Substance materials in Unity.
Substance - Using Substance materials in Unity
Средняя Graphics
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Allegorithmic
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Founded in 2003 in France, Allegorithmic develops the new generation of 3D texturing software: Substance Painter, Substance Designer and Substance B2M. With most AAA game studios having integrated these tools into their pipeline, Substance has become the industry standard for authoring PBR textures and is now part of the essentials of every art school. They have been tightening a close relationship with key industry players for years with companies such as Unity, The Foundry, Autodesk and Nvidia. Their clients are major studios like Sony, Ubisoft, Activision and Electronic Arts as much as a very large community of indie developers.
Связанные обучающие материалы
- The Standard Shader (Урок)
Дополнительная документация
- Procedural Materials (Руководство)
- Procedural Materials - Using and Caching (Руководство)
- Procedural Material Assets (Руководство)
- The Standard Shader (Руководство)
Ресурсы сообщества
Graphics
- Introduction to Lighting and Rendering
- Choosing a Lighting Technique
- The Precompute Process
- Choosing a Rendering Path
- Choosing a Color Space
- High Dynamic Range (HDR)
- Reflections
- Ambient Lighting
- Light Types
- Emissive Materials
- Light Probes
- Introduction to Precomputed Realtime GI
- Realtime Resolution
- Understanding Charts
- Starting the precompute process
- Probe lighting
- Unwrapping and Chart reduction
- Optimizing Unity's auto unwrapping
- Understanding Clusters
- Fine tuning with Lightmap Parameters
- Summary - Precomputed Realtime GI
- Lighting Overview
- Lights
- Materials
- The Standard Shader
- Textures
- Using Skyboxes
- A Gentle Introduction to Shaders
- Using detail textures for extra realism close-up
- Frame Debugger
- Where to Start?
- Preparing Unity Render Settings
- Lighting Strategy
- Modeling
- Standard Shader/Material PBS and texturing
- Lighting and Setup
- Understanding Post Process Features
- Dynamically Lit Objects
- Sample Project File
- Using Cameras
- Using Lights
- Fun with Lasers!
- The Particle System
- Cinematic Explosions - PIT
- Cinematic Composition - PIT
- Image Effects: Overview
- Fun with Explosions!
- Exploring the Blacksmith Environment
- Substance - Introduction
- Substance - Understanding PBR
- Substance - Working with PBR in Unity
- Substance - Using Substance materials in Unity
- Substance - Optimization for Substance materials
- Substance - Creating rock shapes
- Substance - Creating rock material, Pt 1
- Substance - Creating rock material, Pt 2
- Substance - Creating the dirt ground material
- Substance - Creating the rock ground material, Pt 1
- Substance - Creating the rock ground material, Pt 2
- Substance - Publishing the Substance
- Substance - Creating a blocking scene
- Substance - Creating the ground model
- Substance - Modelling the rock assets
- Substance - Texturing the upper body
- Substance - Exporting textures from Substance Painter
- Substance - Creating a scene in Unity, Pt 1
- Substance - Creating a scene in Unity, Pt 2
- Introduction and Goals
- Flame Particles Overview
- Particle Emission and Color
- Adding Movement To Particles With Noise
- Creating The Ember Particles
- Adding Lighting To Particles
- Creating Sparks With Particle Trails
- Particle Question and Answers
- Introduction and Goals
- Adding a Second Camera
- Adding Minimap Icons
- Render Textures and UI
- Adding A UI Mask and Border Image
- Questions and Answers
- Session Introduction
- Rendering In Unity
- Anatomy Of An Unlit Shader
- The Vertex Function
- The Fragment Function and Color Tint
- Making A Transparent Shader
- Displacing Vertices and Clipping Pixels
- Questions and Answers