Day 29

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Day 29: Fire Followed a tutorial by Gabriel Aguiar to create a flame using Shader Graph in Unity. I need to learn how to get it to look more like I want, but I can use this technique for candles, fire places, and lanterns. I toyed around with base textures including house fires online, but ended up making my own texture. I threw in some "logs" and added shadows to look like parts were burnt. I couldn't get the lighting to work with the shader, plus I would want the shadows to move. I think when I create this for a project, I'll have to make a shader for the logs to get what I want. The fireplace sounds were added in post. #100daysofshadersandtextures #100daychallenge #100daysproject #100dayschallenge #100dayproject #shaders #shader #shadergraph #shadergraphunity #Unity #Unity3d #flames #fire #campfire #universalrenderpipeline #ouscrippsmfa

A post shared by Hope Moore (@hopemoore27) on Jun 8, 2020 at 11:03pm PDT

Going further than the tutorial:

Tried different textures
Created a candle at one point
Made my own textures
Created a shader, material, and some “logs”
Added shadows to make it have burnt areas
Tested lighting ideas

Note: Somehow after this, because I accidentally clicked “move” instead of “copy” and cancelled it and tried to undo, it lost the flames shader and all my new textures (I have backups of the textures) as if I never made it. Somehow, the wood shader is still there. Oh, well. I know how to make it now.

Download the Project File

Tutorial I followed:

Resources:
Unity 3D
Fireplace Sound

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