Pebble, and Pavement Specified Shader Smart, Advanced Edition

Details & User Guide| Updates Introduction This package contains a set of 18 shaders for PBR based shaders made specifically for Pebble and Pavement materials. 6 shaders with parallax height features and extra plus features are designed for mi-to-high build PC, 6 shaders with ambient occlusion and extra plus features are designed for PC/Console, and 6 shaders are designed for mobile game and application development. There are multiple extra features introduced to the standard shaders for Pebble and Pavement specification, including: Parallax Height: users have full controls over all functionalities from parallax height, and height percentage bias is introduced, where height bias can be adjusted based on the wet surface patterns from users input. Wet Surface: color desaturation can be adjusted based on the color bias chosen for the wet area of the wet surface pattern, meantime, users are able to adjust the Specular and Normal bias of the wet pattern. In addition, tiling and offset of the wet texture can be individually adjusted as well. Extra Tiling Pattern: A major tiling pattern is introduced to the standard (Base) shaders, where users can apply individual extra strength on both white/black channels of the tiling pattern, including: 2 individual roughness, 2 individual secondary normal maps, and 2 individual occlusion strength(s). Far Field Differentiation: render behavior varies with camera distance, where at near field real time render has full details and graphic qualities, meantime at far field, all secondary normal maps fall-off seamlessly into the main normal map, while all specular, roughness and occlusion bias reduce back to zero, in a seamless manner. Meantime, surface base color can be reduced to a chosen tone. In addition, users have full control over the decay and vanish distance. High customizable adjustments are introduced as well, including: contrast, brightness, gray-level strength, maximum/minimum channel values (for linear interpolation 1.0 and 0.0), and normal bias. Users can modify most of the texture input properties in real time. Varies input functionalities are introduced to each shader for optimizations of the rendering power, and enhancements for the graphic quality. Features Albedo: Color Bias | Contrast | Brightness Wet Surface: Contrast | White/Black Channel Strength | Threshold | Wet Color Bias | Normal Bias | Independent Texture Coordinates Tiling Pattern: Contrast | Strength | White/Black Channels Strength | Threshold | General Strength Specular: Contrast | White/Black Channel Strength | Threshold | Strength | Shift | Bias on Wet map white/black channels Roughness: Contrast | White/Black Channel Strength | Strength Normal: Strength | Bias | Bias on Wet map White/Black channels Secondary Normal on Tiling White Channel: Strength | Bias | Primary to Secondary ratio Secondary Normal on Tiling Black Channel: Strength | Bias | Primary to Secondary ratio Far Field: Decay/Vanish Distance | Base Color Reduction Ambient Occlusion: Contrast | Base value | Tiling White/Black channels Strength Parallax Height: Contrast | Max/Min height | General Strength | White/Black Channel: Height percentage bias Texture Coordinates: Rotation | UV Tiling | UV Offset Uniform specular adjustment is introduced to some shaders Uniform roughness adjustment is introduced to some shaders Tech Details and Specifications Numbers of Shaders: 18 Numbers of Sample Materials: 18 Numbers of Sample Textures: 9 Numbers of Demo Scenes: 6 Numbers of Demo Assets: 1 (background material) Number of Display Cameras: 30 Parallax Height | Wet Surface | Tiling Pattern | Far Field Differentiation PBR Based Rendering SM 3.0 | Full Forward Shadows | Standard Specular Supported Platforms: PS4 | Xbox One | PC | iOS | Android Render Type: Opaque