ShaderShorts : Game Environment Demo Tessellation Terrain

This video demonstrates how you can use the Tessellation shader to subdivide a specific mesh. To show detail, we need high mesh, but we can use this concept and leave it upto the GPU to tessellate the mesh at runtime so that we can have low poly mesh in the game.
Runtime tessellation helps in transferring the load to the GPU and reduces the work on CPU, thus enhancing performance.
Use this shader in your games where you want to show terrains or detailed objects with closeup shots.

This is a series of short shader creation. Usually about 5-10 mins.
Follow along and create quick shaders for your games/apps. Learn by doing :)

In this video, I am demonstrating how we can create post-processing effects in Unity's Universal Rendering Pipeline or URP.
Unlike the Built In Render Pipeline or BIRP, we tap into the render texture using Renderer Features and Render Passes, then change the HUE using a custom shader and a HUE node.

How this helps?
I am starting off with specifically simpler concepts like "post-processing", which will allow you yo understand better the basics of shaders.
Moving further the concepts will be detailed.

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Made using OBS Studio & Adobe Rush!

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[ashishdubey]

Since this is built with URP, does this approach is suitable to make terrain for VR. Will it be performant ?

[lukechriswalker]

I'd love to see this without YouTube compression. It looks absolutely great in wireframe, but compression absolutely nukes the rendered view :/