Objective: Use Indirect Multipliers to add light to your scene. If you have followed along with my tutorials, you will have set up a light probe group. If you want to increase the potency of your lights but you don’t want to bake anymore of your scene you can do…

Objective: Create multiple Post Processing Profiles for the same scene. If you have been following along with these tutorials, you will already have a Global volume being applied to the entire environment. We can add multiple post processing volumes. Select Create > Volume > Box Volume. This creates a…

Objective: Understand and implement Light Probes! Light probes are a mesh of light sources that emit light onto dynamic objects depending on how bright the light map is closest to that mesh. That may sound confusing, let’s learn while doing! We start by building the light probe group. This creates…

Objective: Understand and create screen space reflections in your scenes! Screen Space Reflection is a technique for reusing screen space data to calculate reflections. In this tutorial we are going to create these hyper realistic reflections. To begin we need to reflection probes.

Objective: Take your spotlights and point lights to the next level! A Cookie is a tool you can use to make your lights look amazing. It generates a light mask on your spotlights or point lights. Create a spotlight. For this tutorial and to better show off the cookies…

Objective: Illuminate your environment without generating a light source! What if you want to use volumetric fog, but you don’t want an actual light source that is generating lumens and illuminating your scene? That’s when Light Layers come in. Using Light Layers allows you to set a light source to…

Objective: Create fog for your environment! In this tutorial we are going to create a fog in our scene. I am using a particle effect I attained from Filebase. Feel free to use your own to follow along. After importing your effect into your project, simply drag it into your…

Objective: Combine texture maps to create unique textures! In this tutorial we are going to learn how to create a texture that stacks other textures on it. To begin, create a plane. In your project view we need to create a new material.