shader graph, flip normals for VR sphere

Have any of You guys can help with the creation of a shader, using shader graph(is this possible?) that let me flip the normals of a sphere, sorry I have no experience coding shaders , I am trying to make a video player (which I am done with all the things that has to do with the player but the shader using shader graph its a pain in the @55



by the way I am using, the oculus go platform and it goes awesome

 

If there is an inverse node, try that? Sorry dont use shadergraph enough to be more help

EDIT: shouldnt this be as simply as multiplying the normal values by -1?

Just try using a multiply node with -1 as the value and use that on the normal output

 

You could try this instead of using Shader Graph:

https://gist.github.com/AdrianaVecc/20ae99182d89848086e95cbb6ed523e2

 

that is what I thought at the begining but nope, did not work at all, Ill show you tomorrow, when I am back at the office , and show you some experiments about this topic

 

Any updates?

 

So my solution to this is setting the master node to either transparent or opaque alpha cutout, two sided rendering and using the "Is Front Face" node (bool) in a predicate branch and plug it into alpha.

https://github.com/Unity-Technologi...y.shadergraph/Documentation~/Is-Front-Face.md

Effectively "hiding" the front face and only showing the back.
Hope it helps (I think a lot of other people would need this too).

 

I actually got this working by creating a vector normal node, multiplying it by .5 (1 made it 2 times as big for some reason) and then it was good to go. Opaque, one-sided, no alpha clipping. I plugged it into vertex position.

 

Just set the shader graph to draw back faces only.

 

THX U SO MUCH!!!!!
I was overthinking it too much and it was much simpler than I thought!