UNITY | PROJECT | RPG Tutorial |1. Textures & Lighting

Creating Cube | Snapping

Duplicating Cube | Snapping

Moving Cube Normally

Moving Cube with Snapping by pressing Ctrl

Creating Sphere named Ball | Adding RigidBody

Importing Textures

 

Applying Textures

when applying Textures, Materials are created automatically

Creating Normal Map Texture

Applying Normal Map Texture

Texture | Tiling

• Tiling x:3, y:3 = the number of the texture image is equal to 3×3

Texture | Metalic | Source | Tiling

• Tiling x:10, y:10 = the number of the texture image is equal to 10×10

Applying Texture | Metalic – Source : Albedo Alpha

Creating Normal Map Texture

Applying Normal Map Texture

Light | Directional Light

 

Changing Directional Light

 

Light | Point

 

Point Light

 

Light | Spot

 

Spot Light

 

Applying Texture & Normal Map Texture

Windows | Rendering | Lighting

Chaing Lighting option | Source – Radiant

Changing Shader | Legacy

Changing Shader | Particle

• The change in Shader is applied to the Material too

Changing Shader

Basic Asset | FPS Player

 

FPS Playing

 

UNITY TUTORIAL | PROJECT | SPACE SHOOTER |6. Creating Shots

creating Empty GameObject & Quad for Shot

Texture for Laser

creating Empty Material to create Material for shot

creating Material

adding Material to “Mesh Renderer”

Mesh Renderer | Material | Shader

changing Shader for Laser | Particle – Additive

deleting collider for VFX

adding RigidBody & Capsule Collider to Shot | Trigger Collider

Creating Prefab

“Mover” Script for shot | RigidBody.Velocity | Start()

deleting instance of shot

creating instances of laser

UNITY TUTORIAL | PROJECT | SPACE SHOOTER |4. Adding BackGround

NITY TUTORIAL | PROJECT | SPACE SHOOTER |4. Adding BackGround

Adding “Quad” for Back Ground

changing the rotation of “BackGround” Qaud

Putting an image on “Back Ground” Quad

a texture for Mesh Renderer is automatically created

Scaling up the background with a specific ratio

changing the shader into “Unlit – Texture”, making the object independent of light, and displaying the texture as the original image

“Player” is buried in the middle of “Back Ground”

Moving “Back Ground” downward to make “Player” unburied