In this short article, I will go over what light probes are and how to use them in Unity. In Unity, baked lighting can make scenes look very visually appealing. …

In this article, I will go over how to add light layers in the Unity High Definition Render Pipeline. Light layers are a way of setting light sources to only affect specific objects in Unity, for example you can set a light on a layer and set it to effect…

In this article, I will show you how to mix two texture maps in Unity HDRP. In my project, I want to mix dirt and cobblestone materials on a plane to add another layer of realism to the material. The first step is to create the new material to use…

In this article, I will go over Decals in Unity HDRP. A decal is a texture that can be projected over the material, think like a sticker in photoshop, graffiti on a brick wall or blood splatter on the ground. Adding a decal to an object in Unity is pretty…

In this short article, I will show you how to upgrade your project from the Lightweight Render Pipeline (LWRP) to the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP). The first step is to create a backup package. I go over how to do this in my previous article. Next, open a new…

In this short article, I’ll explain how to set up occlusion culling in Unity. Occlusion Culling is a very useful tool we have to help boost performance in our games. …

In this short article, I will show you how to enable post-processing in Unity while using the Universal Render Pipeline (URP). Enabling post-processing in Unity URP has become very simple, previously you were required to download the Post-Processing package from the package manager and set it up from there, if…

In this article, I will show you how to create an emission map and apply it to your game objects. The first step is to find the FBX file for your object. …

In this article, I will show you how to edit your texture maps using photoshop. The first step is to identify where the texture you want to adjust is located, In my scene, I want to adjust my columns. Click on the game object you wish to adjust and under…