LIGHTING in Unity
Why Game Development Stack Exchange recommends it
Game Development Stack Exchange answerers point people to it when they need a practical walkthrough of Unity lighting, including emission materials and tuning indirect light.
Recommended by 2 people across 2 different months, 2018 to 2019.
What it is
A 16-minute Brackeys tutorial on lighting in Unity. It explains the core lighting concepts and then lights a simple room scene using the Progressive Lightmapper.
What people said
Recommends Evgeny Gutman · 2018-03 · Game Development Stack Exchange · on “Inside realtime lighting”
I think you might need to see this 16 min video about Unity's lighting. LIGHTING in Unity [this video] . But the general idea is that your indirect lighting is too strong and you need to tweak the Directional light for indirect lighting as well the global lighting settings.
Recommends Swati · 2019-08 · Game Development Stack Exchange · on “How to duplicate Blender glow and reflection effects in Unity?”
For mirror like ground create a material with standard Shader make the metallic value to 1 and smoothness to 0.5 and attach it to the ground which will make object like a mirror. Now for the glowing objects create another material with standard Shader and then enable emission for material and then attach material to the model. for more info please follow the Video [this video] . For Glow use post processing stack [LINK] . Please follow this tutorial [LINK] for how to use post processing stack [LINK] . I hope this will help.
Cites Vaishal Patel · 2019-05 · Game Development Stack Exchange · on “How to add a fluorescent effect on an image in Unity”
I have recently been attempting to create a true on-screen representation of a fluorescent orange colour on an image. Whereby, I believe post-processing with unity will deliver the best results. Thus, I was wondering if someone could kindly guide me through the steps to add a fluorescent effect to my image? As a reference I would like to try match pantone 804c on screen. Image in question: [LINK] I have tried to follow tutorials like this [this video] , but unfortunately they all are working on 3D scenes. I have a pre-existing jpg image that I want to modify.