I know It’s a simple shader to write, but at the end of the jam I was too sleep deprived to sort it out ,so I ended up just using the premade shaders and calling it a day. There’s also no shader to to get the non lit strokes of the Marker brush to show up correctly. You don’t get normal maps either, so some brushes such as Ink and Oil look flat when imported into Unity. Life is a jest of the Gods, and there is no justice. He's standing in front of a vision of his future self (sideways skull), the worst possible future beginning to haunt him. Tell me of your homeworld Usul.,/whataloadofbo. Paul's face is disrupted by the ripples, his vision of himself and his own future is disturbed. All the more VFXish of them such as fire, lighting and disco are not supported. 'Tell me about the waters of your homeworld, Usul.' Another moment from Dune, using old character designs. The shaders provided by the Tilt Brush devs only cover the most basic brushes. 'I just thought of that.' Again, he closed his eyes. But maybe she was calling me Usul,' Paul said. I’ve never even heard of a planet called Usul.' 'Is there more to this dream' Jessica prompted. 'Isn’t that strange My homeworld’s Caladan. Drawing the art inside Tilt Brush was quick, but there was a lot of hurdles getting it into Unity as explained in the next section. And she says: ’Tell me about the waters of your homeworld, Usul.’ ' Paul opened his eyes. Lastly my assumption that it would be a quick method for making art turned out to be mostly correct.

I haven’t gotten any complaints about the game relying on beefy GPUs to run either which was a nice surprise as well. ‘Tell me about the waters of your homeworld, Usul.’Frank Herbert, Dune One more lazy summer One More Idle Day by barnaulsky-zeek on DeviantArt I have been especially lazy the last few days. I was really surprised how compact the WebGL build was.

If you want people to play your jam game it’s a very good idea to make a build that can be played on the web.

Tell me of your homeworld usul