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Hands-On Unity 2020 Game Development

You're reading from   Hands-On Unity 2020 Game Development Build, customize, and optimize professional games using Unity 2020 and C#

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781838642006
Length 580 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Nicolas Alejandro Borromeo Nicolas Alejandro Borromeo
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Table of Contents (24) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Chapter 1: Designing a Game from Scratch 2. Chapter 2: Setting Up Unity FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 3: Working with Scenes and GameObjects 4. Chapter 4: Grayboxing with Terrain and ProBuilder 5. Chapter 5: Importing and Integrating Assets 6. Chapter 6: Materials and Effects with URP and Shader Graph 7. Chapter 7: Visual Effects with Particle Systems and VFX Graph 8. Chapter 8: Lighting Using the Universal Render Pipeline 9. Chapter 9: Fullscreen Effects with postprocessing 10. Chapter 10: Sound and Music Integration 11. Chapter 11: User Interface Design 12. Chapter 12: Creating Animations with Animator, Cinemachine, and Timeline 13. Chapter 13: Introduction to Unity Scripting with C# 14. Chapter 14: Implementing Movement and Spawning 15. Chapter 15: Physics Collisions and Health System 16. Chapter 16: Win and Lose Conditions 17. Chapter 17: Scripting the UI, Sounds, and Graphics 18. Chapter 18: Implementing Game AI for Building Enemies 19. Chapter 19: Scene Performance Optimization 20. Chapter 20: Building the Project 21. Chapter 21: Finishing Touches 22. Chapter 22: Augmented Reality in Unity 23. Other Books You May Enjoy

Combining Textures

Even though we have used nodes, we haven't created anything that can't be created using regular Shaders, but that's about to change. So far, we can see the water moving but it still look static, and that's because the ripples are always the same. We have several techniques to generate ripples, and the simplest one would be to combine two water Textures moving in different directions to mix their ripples, and actually, we can simply use the same Texture, just flipped, to save some memory. To combine the Textures, we will sum them and then divide them by 2, so basically, we are calculating the average of the textures! Let's do that by doing the following:

  1. Select all of the nodes between Time and Sampler 2D (including them), creating a selection rectangle by clicking in any empty space in the graph, holding and dragging the click, and then releasing when all target nodes are covered:

    Figure 6.42 Selecting several nodes

  2. Right-click...
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