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Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
Very interesting indeed. I can't believe I didn't come across it in all of my research. I've got a question, what are those "Param" nodes exactly, if you know? I believe I am using a different version of UDK than in the image; I am using the January 2010 build. The first (Param2d 'cartoonShade_pattern') node, I believe, is… -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
Ah, well, what are the cone and UV nodes? -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
I don't use Unity, but I know UDK, so here are some pointers on how it would work there. First, you will need to use CustomLighting materials, since what your described seems all like a custom solution as opposed to what UDK comes premade with. For your Specular/Shine/Gloss, you'll need to setup an Anistropic based… -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
The parameter nodes have all been renamed. Thats why they don't use the long name you get. In this material there's only two kinds of parameters used. The tex2d parameter used for bitmaps like the normal map and a constant parameter like the one used for the node called uv_switch. Both of these can be made by either… -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
For the shadow, basically create a standard Lambert (Dot (Normal, Light) which is clamped setup, and multiply/power it from there. Although I need to also double check this, since I'm not sure if the clamp comes after or before the harden. -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
I am sorry for bumping this thread, but just in case anyone is still interested in a manga-esque shader, i've been working on one in UDK for my masters degree. Unfortunately I can't share the node setup yet as my masters degree isn't finished yet. Once it's handed in and marked though I do plan on sharing it. It's a… -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
First of all, this has to be the most comprehensive response to any question posted on the internet of all time! For that sir, I thank you. Reading over your solutions, I believe I can pull this off in Unity. Unity is more efficient when it comes to rapid prototyping gameplay in my experience; not to mention my machine… -
Re: UDK or Unity, manga-esque shader
vector compose and decompose (making float3 to 3 floats and vice versa) you also got to know the values of the muls and additions/substractions the minuses from top to bottom = 4 3 2 1, the mul on the right of the minuses is 5 the muls on the bottom are 16 and 9 (screen aspect ratio) and the laswt mul is a multiplier for…
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