Last video we created a geometry shader and point cloud renderer capable of rendering hundreds of thousands of individual grass instances in our scene at once.

Conway’s Game of Life was created by John Horton Conway in 1970. It’s designed as a mathematical system capable of creating copies of itself.

Reflection and custom editor windows. Sounds like a fun experiment! In this video we’ll begin work on a project I’m calling Unity Live.

Lets say you want to render grass. A LOT of grass. How would you do it? In this video we’re going to try to solve that using a point cloud and a geometry shader.

Lets look into how to add grass to terrain. We’re going to combine instanced rendering and raycasting to dynamically place grass on the terrain.

I’ve been exploring the Outlast games lately and wanted to try to reproduce the night vision camera that is such a staple of that game.

At work we play Hangman occasionally. Let’s see if we can’t ruin the fun by creating an algorithm to select the best guess based on statistics.

Let’s make a contour map shader by layering a number of planes and creating a simple shader to draw “slices” from a heightmap.

Welcome back, after a long haitus to our Unity 3D Voxel Terrain. We’re going to start by looking at how to take advantage of compute shaders to handle advanced destruction techniques.

It’s time for Ludum Dare 38! Come hang out as we build… something. Something awesome! Tea of the day: Taiwan ‘Jin Xuan’ Milk Oolong Tea.

It’s time for Ludum Dare 38! Come hang out as we build… something. Something awesome! Learn more about the Ludum Dare or enter your own project here: https://ldjam.

It’s time for Ludum Dare 38! Come hang out as we build… something. Something awesome! Learn more about the Ludum Dare or enter your own project here: https://ldjam.

It’s time for Ludum Dare 38! Come hang out as we build… something. Something awesome! Learn more about the Ludum Dare or enter your own project here: https://ldjam.

Continuing work on the World of Zero Game. Live Stream to test things out before Ludum Dare and get some work done on our World of Zero Arcade game.

Implementing an image effect is actually fairly straight forward in Unity. All it requires is a simple shader and a script with OnRenderImage specified.

Using a Neural Network to rebuild your virtual face? Sure why not. There is no way this is a bad idea.

We’ve got a rough draft of how our Players are going to connect to our World Of Zero Arcade (Live Streamed Game project).

Time for another really fun exploration of the World of Zero Arcade. We’re changing the project slightly and focusing on an abstract SHMUP game based around geometry.

A few detours and a lot of troubleshooting later we finally have opened up our Arduino as a service using ASP.

We’re going to start looking into communicating over serial ports with our arduino now. The final goal here is to be able to send information about what to draw over a serial connection from our web server down to the arduino.