Vertex Paintable Material In Unity

Vertex Paintable Material In Unity

I created a vertex paintable material for Eris Online to allow artists to add surface detailing on dungeon floors.

I took shader I had previously developed — a vertex-blended triplanar shader using height data — and designed a new material that allows artists to paint in broken details and exposed dirt surface onto the dungeon floor to add more visual diversity.

The shader uses masks with channels for that include metallic, ambient occlusion, height, and smoothness maps. Artists can fine-tune the details and control the falloff of the blends for more precise control.

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