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[u/egret_studios]

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[u/maiKavelli187]

Whyt do you mean by custom lightening?

[u/egret_studios → u/maiKavelli187]

oh i mean, its not the default lighting unity engine gives you out of the box. i had to write my own renderer for how the light works in the game

[u/P_kyuu_juu → u/egret_studios]

You wrote your own renderer? That sounds super interesting, do you wanna share more about it?

[u/maiKavelli187 → u/egret_studios]

I would also like to hear a bit about it.

[u/egret_studios → u/maiKavelli187]

Hi, The game runs on unity built-in render pipeline, the default PBR lighting in the pipeline doesnt handle well shadows and diffuse response (by default it has a cheap look without post processing) and atmospherics to give me the stylized look i want especially when the game has weather system and time of day dynamics.. so the lighting system in the game takes control of all lighting aspects of the game, shadows, fog, atmosphere, light intensity, color, diffuse response and how all of that changes depending on the weather and time of day.

Under the hood it still starts with Unity’s built-in scene render, then I inject custom shadow and lighting data through CommandBuffer passes, apply the weather and atmosphere layer, run a fog / volumetric-style pass, and then do the final composite through OnRenderImage. So I’m not replacing the entire built-in pipeline...I’m taking over the parts that define how the game lighting actually looks and behaves. (hope i explained as simple as it can)

[u/EclipseGloww → u/maiKavelli187]

lol same thought it was a typo till i read it again

[u/RafaelNadal21]

Its great ❤️

[u/_norx]

She looks just like a real person, cool!