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Unity nope sorry

Where is the wind support for HDRP trees?

sykoo WOOO i love your videos well done on getting a job at unity :)

Right?? It felt soooo refreshing to not hear "go ahead and" every two seconds like it bizarrely happens with tutorials about some other tools

wow...I never thought of that but it actually makes a lot of sense. I don't think this will be a thing for quite some time but cool idea!

This has already been done before via 3rd party scripts. There are mask map creators for Unity, quite a few of them actually, although it would be nice to just set them in the shader and have the material do all of the conversion for us, a nondestructive way so that we retain the original maps also.

Interior is easy really, Esecially with the new Physical camera. Getting the subtleties of exterior lighting is deceivingly tough,

Use the new tools. fownload from the package manager. There is a video about it, The UX needs huge improvement but the terrain tool has become a full scale geological simulation.

@@keelfly Thank you. 谢谢

Performance? Run...seriously...run. I've went through the trouble to downgrade to 2018 because of how 2019.3 was running. Had problems with: Fbxes with multiple animations - random editor errors - raycasting - performance - no cutout standard shader - crap looking vegetation - older shaders not working. Stay away from 2019 for now.

Amazing performance. Has improved greatly since the early days and can be optimized quite a bit. Most people sayign its bad they are trying to use the new system in the way they did in the past. That does not work. Performance is excellent giving over 70fps in a busy scene with millions of polygons and no LOD.

@@keelfly Performance is great xD? Performance has went DOWN. Same project in 2018.4 smoothly delivers 90 frames. 2019.2 / 2019.3 not only increased compilation time by approx ~40% and reduced frame rate in editor by ~25%, but we also only get 70 frames in build. And this ain't even HDRP, was URP. And how can we even discus performance if stability is non-existent? FBX with multiple animations crash the editor, raycasts sometimes ain't hitting shiet if you have a high refresh rate, editor throw random errors on opening an empty project, and plenty more I discovered in only 3 weeks. I'm full of it - I'm updating to 2019.4 if there will ever be one perhaps.

​@@Onidourou Previous renderer renders faster? Sure it does. But NOT with the same features. ;) Disable all the features the standard renderer does not support, and you will get the same if not better. ALSO , it is ridiculous to expect exactly the same performance from a renderer that is 1 year old compared to a full fledged amazingly optimized old renderer, but as I said, HDRP delivers. Just switch off all the previously non existent features and you are good to go,. Regarding the crashes you mention, I do have others, not related to HDRP though, definitely not the crashes you mention. How is a multiple animation crash related to HDRP? :D Also another level of cluelessness demonstrated by you, yes, there will be a .4 LTS version. That is how both 18.x and 19.x were meant to be.

@@keelfly It's related to the 2019.3 HDRP - errors and crashes are therefore related to ANYTHING in that version, including HDRP. So instead of working on new fancy features they should probably fix it.

in editor?

@@OneManArmy3D 50fps in build. Switch to default render give 600-700fps

Could have some other hardware bottlenecking your system. A computer isn't just your graphics card after all.

@@MCtomgie i7 8700, 16 gb ram 3200mhz, project on nvme ssd ( samsung 970evo).

@@gazooc God save hdrp

It is the same as any mask map really. People use them over a decade. Ridiculously simple. Make it in Photoshop and soon Substance will be exporting that too.

you can export those maps via substance painter I know. Also if you have an archive/set up substance material you can import the archive if you download the substance plug in from the asset store (free). But generally probably better practice to export the maps

What it means is that once you earn that much money from your game, you have to upgrade your license.

@@thevitulus thank you will if alert you giving you a time limit to do it or will it close down your game until you upgrade thanks.

@@keelan8262 Unity doesn't magically know how much money you're making, and it doesn't affect the build at all. They don't have a magic back-door into your game to control it, other than possibly disabling in-game ads if you use their platform. If you make $100,000, just subscribe to the $150/mo Pro license. That's it. Nothing else happens. Realistically, if you make even a few thousand dollars and want to continue doing so by making games in Unity, you'll be wanting to get the pro license subscription just so you have access to the extra tools and support, so it's realistically a non-issue.

How about you cross the 'making too much money' bridge when you come to it, eh?

there is no way an itiot like you will make over 100K so no worries.

You run a channel apparently about using the internet... figure it out instead of asking in a comment section?

@@pearz420 I have already thanks 😇 wanted to know where others also learn from but I will just settle for what I found

@@TSTechTalk interesting response

@@pearz420 thanks for your interest in my needs

@@dotcom4389 Encouraging someone to think for themselves, especially with something as obvious as using Google is not being a dick. Celebrating mediocrity is not being a good person. You are asking questions you damn well know the answers to in order to virtue-signal, and already I have typed far more in this thread than I ever planned to. It's all so tiresome with you NPCs.

you cant make layered materials with shader forge and surely not with your braincells

@@dotcom4389 nope. AND, HDRP is so much more performant.

Don't you guys have a moneys?

@@dfhdgsdcrthfjghktygerte nope

You are confused, and as such possibly unable to evaluate objectively what you see.

Although it might have not helped you, it possibly could have helped others.

@@MCtomgie help by what? To choose lit shader

Someone may not have known how to access shaders before and this video told them how to. Dont hate. Chill👍👍

Almost all their tutorials target the lowest denominator of user. To be honest, if you can't figure out how to poke around a menu and play with some sliders to see what they do, you probably shouldn't be making games, just my opinion. It's not like there's any shortage of mediocre mobile games with reused assets out there.

@@pearz420 not all, just new idk why, but that loooks so dumb