| Publisher | Tadej Slivnik |
|---|---|
| File size | 1.62MB |
| Number of files | 143 |
| Latest version | 1.3.5 |
| Latest release date | 2019-03-31 09:42:08 |
| First release date | 2018-01-10 09:51:23 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
This asset currently doesn't work with Unity 2018.1.
Unity 2017 recommended.
Version 1.3.2 Changes
Starfields and nebulae space backgrounds have been removed from this asset. I have created a separate and much-improved asset "Starfield Shaders" on the Unity Asset Store. Users that bought this asset before this change are entitled to get the new starfield asset for free. Contact me by email with your invoice number for the free asset. Visit my website for information regarding nebulae.
[Homepage] [Documentation] [Quick Start Tutorial]
Procedural Planets and Stars is a highly customizable unity asset made for 2D as well as 3D space games.
All shaders are custom made from the ground up. You can use these shaders as low impact or quite heavy with an impressive amount of detail. In almost all of the shaders, you will find that you can turn a lot of effects on or off.
Made as part of my shader language learning process.
Meshes:
- Double-sided plane
- Sphere meshes (6x)
Scripts:
- GradientGenerator
- Easy-to-use procedural generation scripts
Shaders:
- Solid planet
- Gas planet
- Sun
- Planetary ring
All textures are generated with Substance Archives at run-time. Sizes range from 64px to 2048px and soon 4096px for Unity 2018.
Properties can be changed in real-time, meaning that planets can be animated.
Unity 2017.3 and 2017.4 will display some warnings about "Procedural Materials" being deprecated in future versions of Unity. Regardless, the asset still fully works on these versions.
Unity 2018 dependency: Substance in Unity. Make sure you import dependencies before importing this asset.
Unity 2018 does not support "Procedural Materials" anymore. Allegorithmic will release their own plugin for Unity 2018 instead. The plugin "Substance in Unity" is already live but still in its beta phase.
Visit my website for high quality images or if you have issues with Substances in Unity 2018.
[Homepage] [Documentation] [Quick Start Tutorial]
Unity 2017 recommended.
Version 1.3.2 Changes
Starfields and nebulae space backgrounds have been removed from this asset. I have created a separate and much-improved asset "Starfield Shaders" on the Unity Asset Store. Users that bought this asset before this change are entitled to get the new starfield asset for free. Contact me by email with your invoice number for the free asset. Visit my website for information regarding nebulae.
[Homepage] [Documentation] [Quick Start Tutorial]
Procedural Planets and Stars is a highly customizable unity asset made for 2D as well as 3D space games.
All shaders are custom made from the ground up. You can use these shaders as low impact or quite heavy with an impressive amount of detail. In almost all of the shaders, you will find that you can turn a lot of effects on or off.
Made as part of my shader language learning process.
Meshes:
- Double-sided plane
- Sphere meshes (6x)
Scripts:
- GradientGenerator
- Easy-to-use procedural generation scripts
Shaders:
- Solid planet
- Gas planet
- Sun
- Planetary ring
All textures are generated with Substance Archives at run-time. Sizes range from 64px to 2048px and soon 4096px for Unity 2018.
Properties can be changed in real-time, meaning that planets can be animated.
Unity 2017.3 and 2017.4 will display some warnings about "Procedural Materials" being deprecated in future versions of Unity. Regardless, the asset still fully works on these versions.
Unity 2018 dependency: Substance in Unity. Make sure you import dependencies before importing this asset.
Unity 2018 does not support "Procedural Materials" anymore. Allegorithmic will release their own plugin for Unity 2018 instead. The plugin "Substance in Unity" is already live but still in its beta phase.
Visit my website for high quality images or if you have issues with Substances in Unity 2018.
[Homepage] [Documentation] [Quick Start Tutorial]
