Unity loved this comment because they want studios like bioware to use their engine

@@deliciousrecipes9855 wdym

Shaders.

Mr.K, are you serious? 😂 This video is about 2018.3 VFX system

In the end it's all about shaders. VFX editor is part of the new render pipeline i guess (didn't follow so much lately) that tries to do a lot for Unity users because not many are ready to go into the hassle of learning shaders. But you should. You can display anything the way you want with shaders, without waiting a tool release

Mr.K, yes, of course you’re right. Everything with rendering is done through shaders. I thought you meant that it’s pure shaders. VFX is a composition system, it connects different materials with shaders to a single pipeline.

Sounds great, I might take a look at it.

Agreed, making games and tech demos are different

Have you recently experienced head trauma?

@@landonpowell6296 have you? You seem very childish, seems like you hit your head harder than you realised.

When they do this stuff its usually just one demo/part to show off the capabilities.

ur so cool

Personally I would love to see more of this game!

It's looking like it's almost possible now! (Almost)

Landon J Powell -- "Almost"?

@@Clystron426 Yes, almost. The engine lacks a AAA workflow and the default PBR shaders look a bit poorly implemented. It also lacks a good many AAA techniques that you'll have to implement yourself.

@iKnowAndiSeeEverything WTF, they are not interested in making a game.

Either Unreal engine users, or people at AAA studios whose bosses won't let them work in anything but their in-house engines. 😂

@@Bakamoichigei *cough* Bethesda *cough*

@@lorismartial1832 their gamebryo engine needs to die in a goddamn fire... Or just unlock the framerate and let physics do all the work. 😏

@@Bakamoichigei when I bought fallout 4 I thought bugs would be fixed in the weeks later... 3 years from launch I still can't run the game properly. And, now they put out fallout 76 with the exact same engine and telling everyone "buy our game, bugs will be fixed by launch" fuckers. It almost makes me want to boycott TES5

@@lorismartial1832 Argh!!! I know what you mean. When I read that not only does FO76 still have the same framerate-tied physics issue, but that you could use it to outrun everybody by looking at the ground, I was like "Are you fucking kidding me with this shit?!"

Mmm try unreal engine

@@andykotz2210 Unreal engine you have to pay and unreal gonna lose to unity if his not update his engine,thx bye!

you have to pay unreal royalty fees forever while unity has no royalty fees.

@@Asinsful I mean, you have to pay in both cases if you're selling your game, and in case with Unreal you'll only have to if sells are high if you don't sell your game you don't have to pay in both cases as well

@Martino Fontana thanks for the insight. For all the others here is info about the Visual Effects Graph by #Unity3d themselves : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibuKra2Up6-vaGQ.html Wonder why Unity is building another tool which is very similar to another they already have, instead of making the first one more powerfull.

My team is working on a project now that fits along this art style and realism goal actually. Though normally no, you don't see these types of games made in Unity, I think Unity is trying to step up their reach and it is working for us.

Naw that would be too convenient ...

It's a separate tool. The Visual Effects Editor. You can find it on Unity's GitHub

We are still early stages of our development luckily, so we just moved up from latest 2017 to the latest 2018.3, super excited

@@ccgreniewicki everything is always in a perpetual "early development."

@@fragalot lol that's true, but in my first half year I was working alone, then pulled on a team over the second half of the year of 3 more people. Getting people focused and organized took some time as well as building the lore and storyline is a big thing. We are just now beginning to work on actual Gameplay Mechanics and haven't even fleshed out levels yet. But for a first time attempt, I'd still call it solid progression regardless. Any AAA title is average of 4-5 years in development. We are noobs trying to create a solid storyline game with modern day mechanics and graphics, so having only taken 2 years so far, I feel pretty good.

@@ccgreniewicki That's great.. but sorry. i don't know what work you've been doing. what game are you working on? I might go check it out.

Needs rtx to be enabled