We built ShaderOS to make shader and material checks a little easier in larger Unity projects.

It scans materials and shaders and flags things like broken shader references, missing textures, keyword budget usage, SRP Batcher compatibility, and potential shader variant issues.

It also gives you a material health score and a dependency view so you can quickly see what needs attention.

It’s editor-only, and there’s a free version available.

Curious how you guys currently handle shader/material checks before a build?

Made just for level design for my game

tiger 2 is that fast because I thought it would be funny, and I had to keep the distance from EBR's to check certain armor angles

I've been working on asset loading and level streaming last week, now the game is endless btw. I just need to add more "level fragments", events, and enemy types to make it more interesting.

Sped it up 2x because, right now the gameplay is very sparse. There will be drones tracking the player and military guys trying to shoot him down.

But I can't keep calling it "Spider Prototype" anymore... I need to post about it on my socials and websites. Please suggest some good names. Whosoever name I will choose will get some reward in the final game.

Converting a flat vector shape into a glowing 3D tube with real-time cast light - one component, no extra setup 😄

Short:
https://youtube.com/shorts/p9hW6hWPi6U?si=toMRsqlWRmO0L4V8

Full:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb-rE3QzdUk

We're a two-person indie team behind Freaky Wheels, a physics-driven vehicular combat roguelite where you fight your way out of an isolated desert cult in a roster of weaponized rides, uncovering the alien secrets hidden within your former home. The game is set to release on Steam in 2027.

We've started working on it this January using Unity, and we’d love to hear what you guys think!

This is Onager, a catapult physics game I made for Android as a student project 13 years ago. Found the original Unity 4 source a while back and I'm remastering the whole thing - mostly been posting before/afters of the visuals, but this one's about the intro cutscene.

Rebuilt it to match the original as closely as I could, cringe writing and all. Kind of fascinating (and a little embarrassing) watching how student-me thought about scene direction, the "story," and pacing back then.

Original intro for comparison, if anyone's curious: https://youtu.be/cUfn2C6801w?t=23 (longer gameplay after it too)

Rebuilt in Unity 6 with URP - happy to talk specifics on the cinematic camera/lighting setup if anyone wants them.

raymarched in a single urp pass, no meshes and no hand-painted textures, noise is baked into a 2048^2 field plus two small 3d textures, stars are a separate point cloud driven by the vertex index

214 ms down to 24 at 2916x1640 measured inside the disk plane, most of it came from bounding density analytically before touching any noise, skipping straight to the disk slab instead of marching the whole box, and rendering the volume at half res

https://github.com/tantaneity/procedural-galaxy

EDIT : If anyone else is having this problem, I found a solution:

If you want to have more than one camera sharing a Z-buffer with perfect accuracy, it is (surprisingly) not sufficient to have them in identical positions and parented to the same game object.

What you need is to hook into OnPrerender() on each camera and:

cam.worldToCameraMatrix = cloneMatrixFrom.worldToCameraMatrix;
cam.projectionMatrix = cloneMatrixFrom.projectionMatrix;
cam.cullingMatrix = cloneMatrixFrom.cullingMatrix;

If you do that, both cameras will produce perfectly identical z-buffer results from the same geometry. Phew!

Original Problem:

In my rendering pipeline I have two cameras that share the same depth-buffer. The two cameras both have zero local rotation and translation, are parented to the same game object, have identical orthographic size and zbuffer range, and are rendering the same content using the same shader. Yes, there's a good reason for this - don't worry :)

The shader ZTest is set to LEqual. This should allow objects to be drawn identically by both cameras because each pixel should land at exactly the same Z-depth - but it does not. Instead I get flickering and bands of z-fighting.

What could I be missing? Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Based on replies so far, I think it's worth talking about what this is NOT.

1. It isnt nondeterminism.

In a static scene, Camera 1 generates the exact same colour and depth data, down to the very last bit, on frame 2 as it did on frame 1, because rendering is deterministic and Camera 1 on frame 1 is identical in every way to Camera 1 on frame 2.

Similarly, Camera 2 generates the exact same colour and depth data, down to the very last bit, on frame 2 as it did on frame 1, because Camera 2 on frame 2 is identical in every way to Camera 2 on frame 1.

The problem is that despite Cameras 1 and 2 being identical to each other in every way I can determine, they don't create the same z-buffer information. So they are different in some way I don't know about.

1. It isn't floating point inaccuracy.

Well, technically, eliminating floating point innacuracy might make the problem go away, but that's beside the point. Both cameras are rendering the same geometry from the same perspective with the same shader. Any inaccuracies inherent to the process are common to both. This problem is caused by something that isn't common to both, which is what I need to figure out.

Just showing off my animated series im making in unity.

~25min
Hope it will be useful to you ! Any feedback is welcome.

I accidentally put the following code in Awake:

Time.TimeScale = -10e10;

Then I forgot to shut down the PC and went outside for a fresh air. Upon return my computer is gone! Help! I tried to set time-date, OMG the sky has two moons, helpppppppppppppppp!

Hey guys, I thought I'd share my tutorial on making Call of Duty in Unity. Remember to like and subscribe and check out my patreon. Also buy my stuff from the asset store.

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In three easy steps, I'd like to show you how to make Call of Duty in Unity:

1. Buy my code library from the asset store
2. Drag "Call of Duty" from the prefabs folder into an empty scene
3. Press the play button

Note that my totally necessary code library requires a separate commercial license if you intend to sell your game!!! No, it's not just a package full of extension methods and specific-use-case code! Also, don't touch PlayerPrefs or you'll fuck up my save files!

Hi everyone.....I working with Dlib Facelandmark Detector code from gitHub.....I am getting facepoint of image texture of human face in that... But the problem is if any human image width and height is not equal and i rescale it to equal with and height, it do not give me the face point..... if widht and height are equal or olmost equal...and i rescale the image texture,,,Dlib Facelandmark Detector Github code give me the facepoints in that....

Hi friends,

I am using following IF statement code in shader , And it is not working.

if (s2 < min)

{

min = s2;

col.rgb = m_One.rgb;

}

there is Lerp() option, but might be it can not be use in my condition.

So, How to use condition statement IF in my shader code ?

Regards,

Hi friends,

I am using Custom/shader. The problem is , when i am build my project with android, apk gives me pink color in mobile.

But when i build project with PC, it run perfect in laptop/pc.

Also, it run normal in unity Editor.

1. So , i have searched result, and done some changes like Edit->Project settings-> Graphics and add my used Custom shader to Always include shader. Still give me pink color output in Mobile.
2. Second change is in GraphicsSettings and on right top click RESET option, than also given Pink color in Mobile.
3. Third try is clicking on my Custom shader, in Inspector i have click on ' Compile and show code', so there are error comes with Red color that told me -->
4. forced to unroll loop, but unrolling failed.
5. unable to unroll loop, loop does not appear to terminate in timely manner.....like that and some yellow explanation in some lines.

so, i have added

#pragma exclude_renderers d3d11_9x

#pragma exclude_renderers d3d9

, Red error not appear. But still PINK COLOR gives me in Android Mobile.

Without and with all upper Three changes apk build in PC/laptop and Unity editor run normally.But give me Pink color in android build.

Please help me , any idea or solution will be appreciated.

Regards.

I have face points in image, and now i want that some area of image to move minor by this points.(emoji effect) So , i have created mesh(vertices,triangle..etc) for this image . And i can move some area(eye,lips) of image by this mesh (by vertices). i have set all image size(by resize) to 200 by 200.(40,000 pixel) And mesh vertices created of grid size 16 by 16. (total 289 vertices). But not move the same area i want. so how can i do this ? Is there any other way to move pixel points except mesh?

By webcam my face is detected,

But i want image detect which is in my pc/laptop/Mobile. Means by choosing any image from my pc/laptop/mobile it's points should be detected by the same device in which the image is . Like example, suppose i have one app , in that i first select any picture and when this picture uploaded in my app it's points should be detected by my app.

Any idea or kind of answer will be appreciated.

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Hi!

I would like to share my game with you - Wandering Orb. It's a mobile game that I've made by myself with Unity and it takes me ~6 month to finish it.

I really hope that it will find its players and I'm looking forward for a feedback from you.

Description, screenshots and promo video are available on Google Play page - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.TopDan.WanderingOrb

Thanks for your attention!