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  1. ArConstructor
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    Showcase LineRenderer2D: GPU pixel-perfect 2D line renderer for Unity URP (2D Renderer)

    So... something like this? [ATTACH] I made a test shader in Unity (it's attached to this post), the results above were achieved with _Thickness =...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Nov 17, 2021 in forum: 2D
  2. ArConstructor
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    Showcase LineRenderer2D: GPU pixel-perfect 2D line renderer for Unity URP (2D Renderer)

    Quite possibly. I haven't thoroughly tested it for thickness > 1... Out of curiosity, can you make a screenshot of the not-pixel-perfect results...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Nov 16, 2021 in forum: 2D
  3. ArConstructor
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    Showcase LineRenderer2D: GPU pixel-perfect 2D line renderer for Unity URP (2D Renderer)

    Hmm... it seems that for thicker lines the correction needs to be added rather than multiplied. I posted an example shadertoy code in this...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Nov 16, 2021 in forum: 2D
  4. ArConstructor
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    Showcase LineRenderer2D: GPU pixel-perfect 2D line renderer for Unity URP (2D Renderer)

    @ThundThund, I think I figured out the mathematical solution to the distance formula :) In your code, just use outDistanceCorrection =...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Nov 16, 2021 in forum: 2D
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    What's the math behind Tesselation Detail in the Sprite Editor and SpriteUtility.GenerateOutline()?

    In the end, I decided to just treat it as a black box optimization problem and successively approximate the necessary level of detail (average...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Jun 20, 2018 in forum: 2D
  6. ArConstructor
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    What's the math behind Tesselation Detail in the Sprite Editor and SpriteUtility.GenerateOutline()?

    I have a texture and a 2D skinned mesh, from which I'm trying to generate a dilated texture and the correspondingly expanded mesh (keeping the...
    Thread by: ArConstructor, Jun 18, 2018, 1 replies, in forum: 2D
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    How do Unity developers decide which features to work on?

    Yesterday I got an email from Unity QA which contained the following: "Don't be afraid that your request will drown among the most popular...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Feb 8, 2018 in forum: Editor & General Support
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    How do Unity developers decide which features to work on?

    On the Unity Blog, there were a few posts about how the Unity team handles bug reports. Importantly, one mentioned a particularly crucial piece of...
    Thread by: ArConstructor, Oct 31, 2017, 2 replies, in forum: Editor & General Support
  9. ArConstructor
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    [SOLVED] Artifacts on edges of non-adjacent UV blocks (tilemap pixel shader)

    Thanks! Disabling mipmaps works for me.
    Post by: ArConstructor, Jul 9, 2017 in forum: Shaders
  10. ArConstructor
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    [SOLVED] Artifacts on edges of non-adjacent UV blocks (tilemap pixel shader)

    Hi, I'm trying to make a tilemap shader, but get weird artifacts on the edges of tiles (the picture shows an isometric tile shape, but the...
    Thread by: ArConstructor, Jul 8, 2017, 3 replies, in forum: Shaders
  11. ArConstructor
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    Octree rendering experiment

    I see. Thanks for the clarification!
    Post by: ArConstructor, Apr 22, 2017 in forum: General Graphics
  12. ArConstructor
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    Octree rendering experiment

    From what I've read about temporal antialiasing, it calculates a match between the pixels of the current and the previous frames, and then does a...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Apr 22, 2017 in forum: General Graphics
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    Octree rendering experiment

    I made a simple point cloud reprojection test (on CPU), and it seems that reprojection on its own doesn't help much. At least a gap-closing...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Apr 22, 2017 in forum: General Graphics
  14. ArConstructor
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    Octree rendering experiment

    Ah, right. I watched that presentation a while ago and forgot they were using temporal antialiasing. Interestingly, the slides mention that (due...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Feb 4, 2017 in forum: General Graphics
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    Octree rendering experiment

    Um, I'm not sure that comparing front-to-back octree splatting and clouds of pointclouds is correct, these algorithms have very little in common....
    Post by: ArConstructor, Feb 4, 2017 in forum: General Graphics
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    [SOLVED] Is it possible to "unsafely" call a reflected C# method on iOS?

    Stumbled upon this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1184329/function-pointers-in-c-sharp Eamon Nerbonne's answer is almost exactly what I...
    Post by: ArConstructor, Oct 23, 2016 in forum: Scripting
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    [SOLVED] Is it possible to "unsafely" call a reflected C# method on iOS?

    Hi all, I was wondering if it's possible to speed up reflection on iOS (which doesn't allow dynamic code generation) by using "unsafe" method...
    Thread by: ArConstructor, Oct 22, 2016, 1 replies, in forum: Scripting
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    Octree rendering experiment

    Recently I stumbled upon a blog about Ecstatica (in Russian), where in one of the posts a simple octree drawing algorithm is described (later I...
    Thread by: ArConstructor, Aug 12, 2015, 10 replies, in forum: General Graphics
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    Vertex normals swizzle depending on position/orientation of camera and other objects

    Oh! Thanks, that solved the problem. Silly me ^_^"
    Post by: ArConstructor, Sep 20, 2013 in forum: Shaders
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    Vertex normals swizzle depending on position/orientation of camera and other objects

    Submitted a bug report.
    Post by: ArConstructor, Sep 20, 2013 in forum: Shaders
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