2021 – Page 4 – Bronson Zgeb

Pseudo-metaballs with Scriptable Renderer Features in Unity’s URP

This article shows my approach to drawing Metaballs in an optimized way using Unity, the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) and Scriptable Renderer Features. So, the overall approach is to draw our

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Mix and Jam: Splatoon’s Ink System

Hey there! You can see my work creating pseudo-metaballs in the latest episode of Mix And Jam here! Remember, you can subscribe to my mailling list to make sure you never miss a

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Particle Metaballs in Unity using URP and Shader Graph Part 3

This post is part 3 in a series of articles that explain how to draw Metaballs in Unity using the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) and Shader Graph. Click here for part 1

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Particle Metaballs in Unity using URP and Shader Graph Part 2

This post is part 2 in a series of articles that explain how to draw Metaballs in Unity using the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) and Shader Graph. Click here for part 1. This part

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Open Projects Ep.9 Livestream

Hi! I was a guest on the Open Projects Livestream, you can see the recording here! Don’t forget, you can subscribe to my mailling list to make sure you never miss a

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Particle Metaballs in Unity using URP and Shader Graph Part 1

bronson
posted on February 27, 2021March 8, 2021
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This series will explain how to draw Metaballs in Unity using the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) and Shader Graph. But that’s not all! It’ll also explain how to use a Particle System to

Posted in Unity Programming

Persistent Data in Unity

bronson
posted on February 23, 2021February 27, 2021
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I wrote a post for Unity’s official blog about saving your game states and settings. Check it out. As always, subscribe to my mailling list to make sure you never miss a

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A Minimal FSM for Unity

bronson
posted on February 20, 2021February 27, 2021
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Why should you care about FSMs? Finite-state machines (FSMs) are an effective way to structure your code. They’re popular in the world of game development. We often use them when developing

Year: 2021

Pseudo-metaballs with Scriptable Renderer Features in Unity’s URP

Mix and Jam: Splatoon’s Ink System

Particle Metaballs in Unity using URP and Shader Graph Part 3

Particle Metaballs in Unity using URP and Shader Graph Part 2

Open Projects Ep.9 Livestream

Particle Metaballs in Unity using URP and Shader Graph Part 1

Persistent Data in Unity

A Minimal FSM for Unity