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GLSL Programming in Unity An Introduction to Real-Time 3D Graphics

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GLSL Programming in Unity

An Introduction to Real-Time 3D Graphics

Introduction
1 Basics: 1.1 Minimal Shader; 1.2 RGB Cube; 1.3 Debugging of Shaders; 1.4 Shading in World Space
2 Transparent Surfaces: 2.1 Cutaways; 2.2 Transparency; 2.3 Order-Independent Transparency; 2.4 Silhouette Enhancement
3 Basic Lighting: 3.1 Diffuse Reflection; 3.2 Specular Highlights; 3.3 Two-Sided Surfaces; 3.4 Smooth Specular Highlights; 3.5 Two-Sided Smooth Surfaces; 3.6 Multiple Lights
4 Basic Texturing: 4.1 Textured Spheres; 4.2Lighting Textured Surfaces; 4.3 Glossy Textures; 4.4 Transparent Textures; 4.5 Layers of Textures
5 Textures in 3D: 5.1 Lighting of Bumpy Surfaces; 5.2 Projection of Bumpy Surfaces; 5.3 Cookies; 5.4 Light Attenuation; 5.5 Projectors
6 Environment Mapping: 6.1 Reflecting Surfaces; 6.2 Curved Glass; 6.3 Skyboxes; 6.4 Many Light Sources
7 Variations on Lighting: 7.1 Brushed Metal; 7.2 Specular Highlights at Silhouettes; 7.3 Diffuse Reflection of Skylight; 7.4 Translucent Surfaces; 7.5 Translucent Bodies; 7.6 Soft Shadows of Spheres; 7.7 Toon Shading
8 Non-Standard Vertex Transformations: 8.1 Screen Overlays; 8.2 Billboards; 8.3 Nonlinear Deformations; 8.4 Shadows on Planes; 8.5 Mirrors
Appendix on the OpenGL Pipeline and GLSL Syntax: A.1 OpenGL ES 2.0 Pipeline; A.2 Vertex Transformations; A.3 Vector and Matrix Operations; A.4 Applying Matrix Transformations; A.5 Rasterization; A.6 Per-Fragment Operations