Artstation – Unreal Shader : Automatic Landscape

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What you'll learn:
Create serval material functions
Create an optimized shader
Implement Parallax Occlusion Mapping with Shadows
Implement Automatic Vegetation
Get Rock texture on slopes automatically

Welcome to my Unreal Shader series!During this course I will show you, step by step, how to create an Automatic Landscape Shader!Controllable rock on slopes, automatic vegetation managed by mask, rvt, color/normal distant variations and shadowed parallax occlusion mapping, here is everything you will learn in this course.What I will learn?We will start by breaking the far texture repetition with the Distance Based Texture Size logic. Controlling the transition zone between near and far resolutionAfter this first logic, let's work on the Automatic Slopes system. Don't waste any more time painting rock on slopes. With just a few parameters you can control the rock angle.To improve and increase the complexity of the viewing distance, we will add a color variation and an additional normal map.Because optimization is important, let's set the virtual runtime texture that will help you bake your different layers attributes in a single texture.It's easy enough to spread vegetation on a terrain, but thanks to a mask it's easier to achieve a more organic resultAs you probably know, tessellation is no longer available in shaders on UE5, but thanks to Parallax Occlusion Mapping we can achieve a convincing depth effect.In addition, learn how to add shadow to your Parallax Occlusion Mapping and get a more realistic result. But be aware this feature is very heavy.This course is designed to be accessible whatever your skill level, I show every step and do nothing off-camera.Important note : This course was created in version 5.2 and it is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED to use THE SAME version! If you choose to use another version, be aware that you may encounter possible errors not covered in this course.About copyrights:All you can find in this course are for personal usage only. You cannot share it, sell it or make it available for free on any platform.

Who this course is for:
Anyone who wants to learn, improve or fix their skills in environment creation

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