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Annileen Devlog #2 - C++20 and Modules

From Built-in to URP

Unity’s Scriptable Render Pipeline represents a great advance on the way that unity deals with graphics, giving more power to the users to customize the pipeline the way they want....

Look up! The Cook-Torrance!

Continuing the posts of stuff that I should have posted last year but for some reason didn’t. Here, some (not deep) thoughts on Cook-Torrance and lookup textures.

Halfexperiments with Halftone

Some experiments I did last year with halftone.

I Can Go With The Flow

Last year I tweeted this and it reached a quite large audience. I decided then to transform that thread in this post. This is basically a copy and paste with...

Outline(-ish) Shaders

Going straight to the point. Here are 3.5 ways of creating outlines.

Look Up The A-Stars, Look How They Shine For You

Continuing the series about crowd simulation that I started in this post, today I’ll talk about the A* (A-Star) algorithm. The A* can be thought as a global path planner...

The Line On The Spline

A friend once asked me how he could draw a mesh on a line using Unity, or, in other words, create his custom line renderer. This post is about that....

Varied Shader Variants

Let’s assume that you are using the Blinn-Phong shader from this post and at some point in your game you don’t want to use the specular contribution for some reason....

(A Brief) Introduction To Crowd Simulation

This post is the first of a series about crowd simulation. “Why crowd simulation specifically ?” one might ask. And I say it’s because I studied crowd simulation for several...

Let's Cook a Blinn-Phong

Today I’m going to teach you how to cook a Blinn-Phong. There are days when you want to eat a fancy, tasteful PBR dish, but sometimes you are hungry and...

Unleash Your GPU Instancing

When you are developing a game, no matter what is your target device, you’ll want to save draw calls in order to be able to keep pushing more stuff into...

Previously Posted

A few months ago I posted two articles on gamasutra about some techniques and tricks used in Angest for GearVR. Using those helped us to achieve the good graphics and...

Hello, world!

Now that everything is (apparently) working, it’s time to blog!!!