Clear instructions, no dillydallying, great video! Thanks!

Finally a tutorial on how to do hull outlines in shader graph. I've been searching for this for so long. Currently, I am using a hull outline shader that was made out of pure HLSL code, and because I don't know much about HLSL I couldn't expand on it to add other things. Finally, I can now do this in the shader graph. Thank you so much, man!

10/10, great tutorial, great shader!

Dude, best outline shader out there thank you !

Thank you very much for the video! It helped me a ton!

Thank you!!!! This is lifesaving!

thanks, really appreciate this tutorial 🙏🙏

Really helpful, thanks!

For simple geometry with hard edges you can calculate the offset direction instead of using the Normal Vectors directly. (Position(Space:World) - Object Position).Normalize That will keep the edges of a cube together. It will however not work on more complex shapes since the offset direction will be from the objects pivot point. But a cube or a dodecahedron would be fine.

Could you do a tutorial of an Outline Shader by sampling the Depth and Normal maps to have both internal and external? Im trying to learn how the URP works to achieve something like that

it happens because they way light is calculated. simple version of it would be dot(normal,lightdir). because a normal is used rounding them essentially calculates light as if it is a rounded shape, making it look strange.

Does it work for Unity 2020 aswell? Or just newer versions?

how do you mix this with a toon shader?

It's not working on me, after deal with shader graph the object that I assigned with materials graph doesn't show the outline shader. Anyone can help me?