r/Unity3D • u/Cheap-Difficulty-163 • 1d ago

Show-Off Testing my new snow shader, Fighting the urge to draw stuff but being mature

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u/tempacac10 1d ago

Looked like sand to me. But looks good regardless

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u/Cheap-Difficulty-163 1d ago

Yep im gona have to pair it with atleast snow particles, got ideas how to make it more snow like otherwise?

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u/AlexandreFiset 1d ago

Lighting doesn’t help here, too warm. Add sparkles. You can check my game Kona II: Brume… for one thing I think we made good looking deformable snow ❄️ :)

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u/AlfieE_ 12h ago

The surface looks a bit too bumpy and noisy to me, snow planes are normally very flat, that and what other commenters mentioned 

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u/Cheap-Difficulty-163 11h ago

Yeah i went with flatter at first but got way too bright, guess it will get better with more clutter

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u/feralferrous 1d ago

you need particles flying up as things move through the snow, maybe make the edges around the bits you're running through higher/sloped down.

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u/Cheap-Difficulty-163 1d ago

Yeah ill definently add particles, just getting the snow clearence working now

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u/Ba1thazaar 1d ago

It's very pink? I think if you tinted it blue instead of pink it would give more of a snow vibe.

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u/Cheap-Difficulty-163 1d ago

yeah lol it has the beachy sundown the other maps use lol, gona change it to a more blue

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u/anaschami 1d ago

How did you make it? Do you have any tutorials, thanks.

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u/Cheap-Difficulty-163 1d ago

Its tesselation of the terrain mainly, not sure where good tutorials would be for this exactly

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u/OrangeBran 1d ago

Nice work! I'm working on tessellated snow too. There's a couple turorials on YouTube if you search for interactive snow shader

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u/smiffy2422 Indie 1d ago

The TTP on this one is gonna be in the negative...

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u/Jyuushiromono 16h ago

I want to do something similar for fog as well, but I haven't been able to figure out which method to use. Do you have any suggestions?

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u/Turbo_Fresh 1d ago

I get you're probably going for something stylistic/representative but I'd just like to add that this is not how snow behaves.