Left - expected, right - actual.

https://portal.productboard.com/unity/1-unity-platform-rendering-visual-effects/c/33-decals

I was having issues as to why the Inverted Hull Outline wasn't working until I went to the Forest Demo Page and found a link to https://github.com/Arvtesh/UnityFx.Outline, the Outline Toolkit which is a requirement for the Inverted Hull Outline to work, it should be listed on the Outline guide as well.

Just add a link to https://github.com/Arvtesh/UnityFx.Outline in the Outline Wiki.

• Creates a new shader from the template (original Toon Shader)
• Make ToonShaderEditor automatically draw all properties with [CustomProperty] attribute
  • In the top most section called "Custom"
  • See shader.GetPropertyAttributes
• Add fields for hook values. Put this hooks code into the shader.
  • Mark places with comments
• Support all hooks
• Extra attributes
• Property type dropdown and values helper

How to reproduce:

• Create an object with URP Toon Shader
• Setup Unity recorder with include alpha option
• Add environment lighting to the scene
• Make a screenshot

A custom importer or editor utility to write smoothed normals to a separate channel (like uv1).
This is needed to improve outlines of sharp objects.
Outline shader should have a toggle to enable reading normals from a different channel.

When done, should be documented in wiki.

Hello, so I have this situation, where I want to make objects that are between the player and the camera transparent. I managed to achieve this for objects without outlines:

However, objects with the inverted hull outline look like this:

Even if I manage to completely fade out the object, the outline remains opaque:

Is there a way to achieve transparency with a specific object's outline?

I understand this repo isn't maintained or verified beyond 2021, but I figured I'd leave this here in case anyone else runs into this while trying to use a more modern version of unity.

Attempting to use these shaders in 2023.2.6f1 works in the editor, but fails during runtime: the shaders will appear pink.

After some debugging, I found this was because of the RenderPipeline tag defined:

• It is currently defined as UniversalRenderPipeline
• It should be UniversalPipeline

This one is really Unity's fault in the first place:
https://forum.unity.com/threads/renderpipeline-tag-changed.1468196/

Older versions of unity <2022 wouldn't actually respect this tag, and some of the documentation had it listed incorrectly.

For anyone looking for a quick workaround, you can create a "CustomToonShader" and edit the shader tags directly in the hlsl file generated from it.

Seems to only handle opaques

one main issue with Hull outlines is the gap it creates between the displaced verts and the underlaying mesh.
can we introduce some sort of dot product bias that multiplies the vert distance by the view direction?

in theory this would reduce any depth bleeding from neighbors

• Base Color + Texture sampling
• Main lights (vertex)
• Shadow casting
• Double ramp
• Fog
• GPU Instancing

• Lightmaps #22
• Baked ("Meta") pass #23
• Shadow mask #23

[Worker0] Shader error in 'DELTation/Toon Shader': Couldn't open include file 'Packages/com.deltation.toon-shader/Assets/DELTation/ToonShader/Shaders/ToonShaderInput.hlsl'. at line 198

Hi, I love the way the toon shader looks on PC, but the same settings I'm using in the editor and PC do not come out the same way on Android mobile devices.

Here's a comparison, Android:

vs Editor:

I know that it's definitely caused by the URP renderer because turning renderer features off disables them on Android, but I've tried changing settings and nothing actually seems to work. So if there's any approach you can think of, don't hesitate to let me know.

https://portal.productboard.com/unity/1-unity-platform-rendering-visual-effects/c/39-light-cookies

To create shaders prototypes quickly.

https://portal.productboard.com/unity/1-unity-platform-rendering-visual-effects/c/22-render-pipeline-debug-window
#pragma multi_compile_fragment _ DEBUG_DISPLAY

Looking to upgrade our outline shader and have been unable to find one that works,
is there a potential caveat or setting required to make this work with WebGL 2.0?

EDITOR:
(our original, URP Toon A, URP Toon B)

WebGL:

end goal is to get it to work in WebGL and then fix the scale/push of the mesh based on a Fresnel

Probably, need to apply shadow fade (based on world-space position) to shadow attenuation:

Light light = GetMainLight(shadow_coord);
light.shadowAttenuation = lerp(light.shadowAttenuation, 1, GetShadowFade(i.position_ws));

Note: 1 is for the absence of baked shadow

When vertex colours are enabled, they should be gamma corrected before use as otherwise they will appear much lighter than they should.

I've quickly hacked a fix on my own fork if anyone wishes to use it.

https://portal.productboard.com/unity/1-unity-platform-rendering-visual-effects/c/611-light-layers

Hi - I see the project is no longer maintained, but hoping someone still might see this. I have a scene with 4 directional lights and 4 spotlights. The directional lights are Mixed - Baked Indirect and the Spotlights are Realtime. I cannot get objects shaded by the toon shader to interact with the Spotlights at all. I've tried all sorts of combinations of modes and settings, but no luck.

Anyone have thoughts? I'm super new to lighting with URP.

Two parameters

• How much to reflect (metallic)
• How crisp should the reflections be (smoothness)

Support skybox and reflection probes

https://github.com/Sorumi/UnityFurShader

Add more screenshots of demo scenes to README

Hi, been using the tool for a while, I started using Probuilder, but the issue is that the outline is broken apart.

Okay, so you just smooth the normals to fix it, right? Well, you can't use the smoothing utility in the toon shader because you can't input a probuilder mesh. So I use the smoothing tool in Probuilder...

Now that fixes the outline issue, but the faces look all weird. And changing the UV in the UV editor does nothing!

Has anyone got the outliner to work nice using Probuilder without messing up mesh faces?

I like the Smoothing tool that the shader uses because it doesn't alter the faces.

In Unity 2022.2.4f1 I installed the package from git via the package manager, which should under normal circumstances pull the required dependencies into the project. However, with the urp toon shader package, I'm getting the following error:

Library\PackageCache\com.deltation.toon-shader@231de54\Assets\DELTation\ToonShader\Editor\NormalsSmoothing\NormalsSmoothingUtility.cs(2,7): error CS0246: The type or namespace name 'NUnit' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

It leads me to believe the urp toon shader package doesn't define all the packages it actually depends on, as manually installing the "Test Framework" package from Unity's package repo gets rid of the problem.

https://youtu.be/ya8vKZRBXdw?t=2864
https://web.cs.wpi.edu/~emmanuel/courses/cs4731/C11/homework/HW4/HW4.html

I'm having a trouble where a opaque material appears completely black:

And it glitches when i move the camera:

Doing that weird thing where it copies the border/background all over it.
The lite shader works, but i really needed the full one with a normal map. Also, when i set it to transparent it works:

I get no errors in the console, i've tried closing and opening the project, reimporting everything, nothing works.

I have unity 2021.3.8f1 and URP 12.1.7. This is probably something in my end, but i would appreciate some help if you know what could be causing this. Thank you!

• Implement support for the URP version of Unity 2021 on a separate branch
  • Additional Lights Shadows
  • Fix per-vertex additional lights
  • Fix DepthNormals SSAO mode
  • Fix errors in ShaderCompilation scenes (benchmark)
  • Fix ShaderCompilation BenchmarkWindow
  • Fix Toon Shader (Lite) not receiving shadows
  • Screen Space Shadows
    • 
  • Fix specular
    • 
  • Check all existing features for correctness
  • Rebake baked scene
  • Remove TCP2
  • find keywords for benchmark, run benchmark, update README
• Add Unity version policy (i.e. corresponding branching scheme) to README