- complete rewrite of the shaders using surface shaders.
- 3 new shaders for Atmosphere, Clouds and Ground.
- new simple editor, that connects the 3 shaders and calculates the right values for each shaders without having to tweak them separately
- clouds and ground now have normal mapping.
- new atmosphere shader offering better control and flexibility. It is possible to make any kind of halo, for even the most extreme large atmospheres.
- faster: the shaders have been optimized.

I have not tested them on iPhone and Android but they are Shader 2.0 compatible so they should work on these devices as well!

Coming soon, the Magma planets at http://unity3dx.com and in the Asset Store at Unity3d.com.

These are incredible shaders to make magma planets like the sun or anything from your imagination. With 5 planets ready to use, 2 exclusive heat shader with animation, heat hallo, and fire color animation, the result is really nice.

This is a video of the Superterrain vol 3

Here are the Atmospheric Planet shaders. Avalaible for sale at http://unity3dx.com

I am working on a new version of my 3D Fishtank for iPad/iPhone. It is for a client and will be released under his name. It should be finished in 2-3 months. This time I am mixing 2D and 3D to get very low polycount. This fishtank is about 33k polygons.

This is a sneak peak of the new shader for Unity Indies that I am working on. This shader is a new one, it is not based on the Ocean shader that I released before, even if some tweaks are still here like the way I used the caustics for example.
This shader is based on displacement map, but it creates the displacement in the shader, so there is no need to pre-calculate it.
It also uses several tweaks to make the light of the water changing (mixing several animated textures together and fade from one to another.
There is fresnel and a fake reflection effect on the fresnel.
The foam is faked to it is another tweak found by accident when I was working on the sun reflection on the water.
There is a lot to say about this Shader because I can make a lot of different variation of Water. I will expose these in another video later.

I have found this huge city model on Sharecg.com and I though “ok, can I display a 1.8 Millions poly in Unity 3D and have a smooth result”. The answer is yes and even better, I got +200 FPS so I added as much full screen effects as possible (flares, blur, vignetting, cease etc..). And still here is the result. Capped at 30 FPS for the video. It is for free download at http://www.unity3dx.com.