Unity – Materials – Glass Refraction
MAIN TOP MENU> Assets> Import Package> Glass Refraction
Project> Standard Assets> Glass Refraction> FX-Refractive (sphere icon) DRAG AND DROP over a GameObject
Unity – Materials – DX11 Tasselation Shaders
Unity – Materials – DX11 Tasselation Shaders
MAIN TOP MENU> Assets> Import Package> DX11 Tesselation Shaders
Project> Standard Assets> Tesselation Shaders> _Example> _TesselationScene
Unity 3D – Materials
Unity 3D – Materials
Create
1. Project window> Assets> Materials> TOP LEFT of Ptoject window> Create> Material
2. Give it a name ‘my_material’
3. Inspector> click over TOP LEFT preview to expand
4. Assets> Textures> DRAG E DROP a texture over empty Texture slot of ‘my_material’
5. Notice the Inspector> Preview> DRAG the material preview to rotate it
Assign
6. Project> Assets> Materials> DRAG AND DROP a material over Hierarchy> GameObject
7. Select the GameObject> Inspector> Mesh Renderer> Materials> my_material have been assigned
Unity3D – Lights Flares
Unity3D – Lights Flares
Assign Light Flare to a light
Lens Flares simulate the effect of lights refracting inside camera lens
0. MAIN TOP MENU> GameObject> Create Other> Pointlight
1. MAIN TOP MENU> Assets> Import Package> Light Flares
2. Project> Standard Assets> Light Flares> 50mm Zoom DRAG AND DROP over Pointlight> Hierarchy> Light> Flare
Assign Light Flare to a Empty Object
1. MAIN TOP MENU> GameObject> Create Empty (GameObject)
2. Hierarchy> GameObject> ‘Add Component’> Effects> Lens Flare
2. Project> Standard Assets> Light Flares> 50mm Zoom DRAG AND DROP over GameObject> Hierarchy> Lens Flare
Unity3D – Lights Cookies
Unity3D – Lights Cookies
Assign Light Cookie
Light Cookies are grayscale textures you use to control the precise look of in-game lighting.
0. MAIN TOP MENU> GameObject> Create Other> Spotlight, project the light over a plane
1. MAIN TOP MENU> Assets> Import Package> Light Cookies
2. Project> Standard Assets> Light Cookies> FlashLight DRAG AND DROP over Spotlight> Hierarchy> Light> Cookie
Create Light Cookie
To create a light cookie for a spot light:
Paint a cookie texture in Photoshop. The image should be greyscale. White pixels means full lighting intensity, black pixels mean no lighting. The borders of the texture need to be completely black, otherwise the light will appear to leak outside of the spotlight.
In the Texture Inspector change the Texture Type to Cookie
Enable Alpha From Grayscale (this way you can make a grayscale cookie and Unity converts it to an alpha map automatically)
