- Blending Meshes into Terrain (Inresin)
Louis Waloschek's April 2020 Inresin tutorial blends static meshes into Unity Terrain using baked depth masks and Amplify surface shaders.
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· <code><advanced><between><blending><covers><free><programmers><technical> - BruteForceGame
Matthieu Houllier's Brute Force studio blog documenting Crumble, a Unity physics platformer released on Steam in late 2020.
Devlogs walk through shipped shaders: shell grass ben
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· <basic><control><demos><free><level><motion><rather><screen> - Creating a Volumetric Ray Marcher
The post builds a march loop along the camera ray inside a mesh volume, sampling tiled 2D slice atlases as pseudo-3D density, accumulating opacity, and clipping to a bounding box while supporting o…
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· <advanced><comfortable><data><helps><math><prior><series><technical> - Drawing Thousands of Meshes with DrawMeshInstanced / Indirect (Toqoz)
Toqoz's November 2019 toqoz.fyi post walks through drawing very large mesh counts in Unity with Graphics.DrawMeshInstanced and Graphics.DrawMeshInstancedIndirect, with C# samples,
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· <code><advanced><alone><basic><batch><between><covers><data> - Freya Holmér's Math Visualizations
Topics include dot and cross products, lerp, radians, Bézier curves, point-in-triangle tests, curvature, Voronoi tessellation, and trochoidal waves - each clip emphasizes motion over notation.
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· <clips><free><helps><ideas><known><live><math><motion> - GDC/ADDON 2022: How (not) to create Textures for VFX (Simon Trümpler / Simonschreibt)
Simon Trümpler's Simonschreibt page hosts his GDC 2022 Visual Effects Summit talk and an ADDON 2022 revision on VFX textures.
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· <channel><free><lookup><programmers><talk><technical><useful><video> - Half-Edge Data Structure
The flipcode archives article from August 2000 explains the half-edge b-rep for triangle meshes.
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· <basic><data><directed><ideas><interactive><programmers><technical><versus> - Joyrok
Tech Art Chronicles on joyrok.com walk Unreal materials or UMG and Unity Shader Graph in parallel, mapping Photoshop-style layers and masks into node graphs.
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· <animation><basic><blending><familiarity><field><free><interactive><math> - Partial Derivatives (ddx, ddy, fwidth) (Ronja)
Ronja’s tutorial 046 demystifies HLSL partial derivatives: ddx and ddy measure how a value changes across 2×2 pixel quads, and fwidth combines them for screen-space-aware filtering.
Demonstrates greyscale debug views, then builds an anti-aliased step (aaStep) that widens cutoffs by one pixel’s gradient - reducing jaggy fire, toon bands, and procedural edges versus raw step().
Includes a scrolling noise fire shader comparing step, aaStep, and smoothstep.
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· <between><fields><free><functions><programmers><technical><useful><value> - Raymarching Distance Fields : Concepts and Implementation in Unity (Adrianb)
Adrian Biagioli’s 2016 writeup introduces raymarching signed distance fields entirely in a Unity screen-space image effect on a full-screen quad - no mesh geometry per object.
Covers view-frustum ray setup, analytic SDF composition, march loops, basic lighting, and depth-buffer occlusion against traditional mesh renderers.
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· <advanced><between><covers><data><field><fields><free><implementation> - Roystan
(roystan.net) is a personal Unity blog whose articles index lists long shader tutorials plus shorter gameplay notes from 2018-2019.
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· <basic><character><control><free><helpers><plus><rather><screen> - Zalo GitHub - Math Utilities
Engine-agnostic numerics with MIT-style licensing typical of small utility repos (verify LICENSE file).
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· <code><between><control><free><implementation><math><useful><walkthrough> - Youtube > Sebastian Lague
Sebastian Lague’s YouTube channel explores programming and graphics topics - procedural generation, pathfinding, ray marching, and game dev experiments - often in Unity but concept
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· <video><channel><coding><episodes><free><ideas><math><rather> - Generating Mipmaps // Vulkan For Beginners #31
Generating Mipmaps // Vulkan For Beginners #31 is a free YouTube video on the OGLDEV channel, an installment in the Vulkan For Beginners tutorial series.
Episode 31 of OGLDEV’s…
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· <code><video><between><channel><episodes><free><offline><programmers> - meshoptimizer - v1.2
meshoptimizer - v1.2 is an open-source library / codebase hosted on GitHub.
meshoptimizer v1.2 release notes introducing experimental MikkTSpace-based tangent frame generation,…
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· <code><advanced><construction><covers><helpers><integrating><live><programmers> - Slang: Bridging Graphics and Machine Learning
Slang: Bridging Graphics and Machine Learning is a recorded talk by Shannon Woods, presented at High-Performance Graphics (HPG).
HPG talk by Shannon Woods (NVIDIA / Khronos…
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· <code><covers><free><programmers><pytorch><talk><useful><video> - Smooth-Maximum, the most useful function
Smooth-Maximum, the most useful function is a free YouTube video on the Inigo Quilez channel.
Inigo Quilez video deriving smooth maximum functions from algebraic rewrites of…
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· <math><video><channel><episodes><free><functions><programmers><screen> - Writing GPU shaders in plain Rust (Firestar99 - Sebastian Sydow at RustWeek)
Writing GPU shaders in plain Rust (Firestar99 - Sebastian Sydow at RustWeek) is a recorded talk by Sebastian Sydow, presented at RustNL.
RustWeek 2026 talk by Sebastian Sydow…
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· <code><advanced><covers><free><programmers><separate><shared><talk> - Computing Camera Rays
Computing Camera Rays is a technical blog article by Christoph Peters.
Blog post deriving camera-ray origin, direction, and far-plane length from a world-to-clip matrix so…
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· <code><math><advanced><direction><free><programmers><technical><useful> - Why does ASTC use ISE when almost nothing else does?
Why does ASTC use ISE when almost nothing else does? is a technical blog article by Fabian Giesen.
Technical blog explaining ASTC integer sequence encoding (trits and quints)…
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