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Advanced Shaders

Álvaro Alda

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Throughout this book, we have delved into the fascinating world of shader programming, exploring various techniques to enhance the visual quality and realism of Unity projects. In this chapter, we will push the boundaries of our knowledge further by focusing on two exciting shader effects: a cartoon water shader and a realistic bubbles shader. The following is a brief summary of their features:

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Throughout this book, we have delved into the fascinating world of shader programming, exploring various techniques to enhance the visual quality and realism of Unity projects. In this chapter, we will push the boundaries of our knowledge further by focusing on two exciting shader effects: a cartoon water shader and a realistic bubbles shader. The following is a brief summary of their features:

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Throughout this book, we have delved into the fascinating world of shader programming, exploring various techniques to enhance the visual quality and realism of Unity projects. In this chapter, we will push the boundaries of our knowledge further by focusing on two exciting shader effects: a cartoon water shader and a realistic bubbles shader. The following is a brief summary of their features:

Key concepts: Shader, Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Graphics

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