Ok soo…. I didnt know this, so forgive me if I’m late to the party. I’m going to go over how to test a game being developed in Unity on an iPhone. All you literally have to do is get your game to a testable state, however you see fit…

Its been a little bit since I wrote about my journey establishing a career in game development and being a dad at the same time. Long story short, I think I’ve finally broken in. I’m not at a big time studio like Activision or anything, but I am with a…

While I’m using the Stone material and a plane I want to cover another shader type: Layered Lit. This material type basically allows us to stack materials on top of each other. In the real world, when you’re walking on grass for example, there isnt JUST grass there. There is…

Now that we’ve covered mesh displacement, I want to cover Tessellation. This requires a totally different shader. Before we were using a Standard Lit shader. If you click the drop down, find LitTessellation. “The Lit Tessellation Shader allows you to create Materials that use tessellation to provide adaptive vertex density…

In this article I want to cover something really cool you can do in HDRP. HDRP really excels in realistic environments. I’m going to show you how you can use a height map to make a flat surface appear to be uneven. I’ll be using a stone texture from filebase. …

Compared to URP, the HDRP materials have a ton of options. I showed a few of these options in the previous article, but in this article I want to dig in a little deeper since this is really what makes HDRP so awesome. The HDRP was made to support projects…

So in this article, I mentioned you should export your scene as a package to import into a new project. Installing the Universal Render Pipeline | by Gerald Clark | Medium Im just going to simply import the package I made at the time of this article into a new…

Reflection probes are basically like a camera in your scene that captures a spherical view of its surroundings and captures that view as an image. Its translated into a cubemap that reflective materials in the scene can then use to actually reflect. I’ll display what I mean. I’ll go over…

Particles are a cool way to add some atmosphere to a scene. They can be used for a lot more than that. Flames, Lightning bolts, Smoke, etc. In this demostration I’m just going to add some dust floating around in the room. Right clicking in the hierarchy then navigated to…