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By default, any objects that have reflectivity in a scene will reflect the currently assigned Skybox. If the scene is sparsely populated, it’s easy to assume this effect is appropriate; however, the illusion of true reflectivity falls apart once other objects are placed in proximity to the reflected object. Without special configuration, other objects will not reflect in the surface. In this tutorial, you will learn to create this special configuration.

In this challenge, you’ll: Define the look you want to achieve with post-processing effects Configure post-processing effects in the Learning Scene Evaluate your post-processing effect implementation This challenge is part of Buried Memories: High Fidelity Game Visuals.

Within the Shader Graph, there is a Add node that allows you to define a math node that adds two inputs together. In this tutorial, you will learn to use the Add node to create Custom Shaders.

TextMesh Pro is an easy-to-use system for high-quality text. It has many text appearance and formatting options, and is an easy way to add a professional touch to any project’s user interface. In this tutorial, you will learn to prepare fonts for use in TextMesh Pro, create new TextMesh Pro objects, and alter those objects.

In the same family as if and else, switch is a conditional statement. Just as a railroad switch guides a train to one of a number of possible tracks, a switch statement routes the flow of code to one of a number of possible code blocks. In this tutorial, you will learn about Switch Statements and how to use then in Unity.

The Timeline window offers many different ways to add to the Tracklist. The method you choose impacts GameObjects, Track binding, and components. In this tutorial, you'll explore various methods for adding tracks and sub-tracks to Timeline.

Watch the recording of the live session where a Unity Certified Instructor demonstrates how to add and customize post processing effects in Unity. The techniques you learn in this Learn Live can be applied to any Unity project to enhance the look and feel of a project.

Within the Shader Graph, the Color node allows you to add color to an effect, use it to sample other colors, and much more. In this tutorial, you will learn to adjust color to customize effects in your Shaders.

All High Definition Rendering Pipeline (HDRP) Light types have an Emission component that defines the emissive behavior of the light. With this component, you can set the color, intensity, range, and whether the light uses a cookie. Most lights share the same properties, except Directional Lights, which don’t have an adjustable range. In this workflow, we’ll go over the Emission component and how each property affects the lights.