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Using Global Shader Variables to swap between two textures based on World Position #gamedev #unity3d #tutorial
Code in first reply!
More shaders >> patreon.com/minionsart
Code in first reply!
More shaders >> patreon.com/minionsart
Shader Code: pastebin.com/FiDzFixp
C# Script (Super Simple) pastebin.com/gq46mBvf
The gif has a version that uses transparency instead of a second texture, I'll share that later :)
Have fun!
C# Script (Super Simple) pastebin.com/gq46mBvf
The gif has a version that uses transparency instead of a second texture, I'll share that later :)
Have fun!
Bigger version of the effect :)
High level #python #tutorial thread:
Python is a high level language that runs bytecode in its virtual machine.
Everything is an object.
It supports OOP up to multiple inheritance and functional programming.
Typing is polymorphic - duck typing is preferred
Python is a high level language that runs bytecode in its virtual machine.
Everything is an object.
It supports OOP up to multiple inheritance and functional programming.
Typing is polymorphic - duck typing is preferred
A Python script is a file with a name like name.py - we indent at four spaces (it matters), comments (after #) don't execute - and is typically written like:
def main(): # function
print("Hello world")
if __name__ == '__main__': # then entry point
main()
def main(): # function
print("Hello world")
if __name__ == '__main__': # then entry point
main()
A module is a reusable script:
"""this is a docstring at the top of the module - gives help on the module"""
import this # do imports at the top
def main(): # main at top or bottom
"""functions get docstrings too"""
if __name__... always at the bottom, assumed from now on
"""this is a docstring at the top of the module - gives help on the module"""
import this # do imports at the top
def main(): # main at top or bottom
"""functions get docstrings too"""
if __name__... always at the bottom, assumed from now on
