In the source of the shadergraph project, there is ShaderGraph/TestbedAssets/
It contains some very interesting examples like PartyPreview.ShaderGraph that is a terrain shader, but if you installed Shader Graph with the package manager, you don't have it.

It's confusing and messy to have to download the sources to have access to that.

When I use this ShaderGraph and set the GameObject scale.x to -1, the light starts displaying upside down. I duplicated the normal map shader and set the "Two Sided" property to true so that the flipped GameObject could be seen and also added a Flipbook node with the height set to -1 and although the sprites are being affected by the light in the right direction, they aren't displaying properly. Fixing this or giving me a way to do this would mean a lot to my team because our artist has already drawn all the normal maps one by one and the appearance of the game depends on it.

I opened a question in Unity Answers if anyone is interested: https://answers.unity.com/questions/1529041/sprite-normal-map-shadergraph.html

Sorry, but idk how to do it... Help me pls.

There appear to be stripes in the new version. Using -0.05 instead of -0.5 for the X and Y axis for the light direction appear to fix this issue to some degree.

Cant seem to open this project in Unity 2019.1.9
everything comes up purple and I cant create a render pipeline asset, even after installing RP core, lrp and shadergraph packages

I declared vector1 property "Dissolve" in Shader Graph, when i change it from "Default" to "Slider", it gets updated in material asset and not in object in the hierarchy.

using "com.unity.render-pipelines.lightweight": "5.6.1",
"com.unity.shadergraph": "5.6.1"
and
"com.unity.render-pipelines.lightweight": "5.13.0",
"com.unity.shadergraph": "5.13.0",
ios build
arfoundation 2.2
How make it work in 2019?