How Unity Render Streaming Work?

What is unity Render Streaming?

Unity render streaming is one of the packages/or a solution that allows HD rendering via a browser. For more clarification of the concept of render streaming, see the below video. Here you can watch that how we can access HD content into different devices (laptop, tablet or even mobile) via a URL. Remember, the processing will take place on one high-end PC while the different devices can get video streaming/audio or even get a remote control of the player.

This streaming solution work on top of WebRTC. WebRTC is a free and open-source project that allows RTC (real-time communication) between web and mobile applications. Luckily unity also provides its own render streaming platform called Furioos.

How to Setup Your Own Render Streaming in Unity3d

In the below video, I have explained how to setup your own render streaming.

How to make object transparent in Unity3d

Unity Tips and Tricks (Unity Shader Tips and Tricks) Part V

In this post, we gather different tips and tricks related to Unity Shaders.

Unity Shader Tips and Tricks

Wanna add cool transparent VR hands to your game but can't deal with the z-issues transparency brings?

The workaround: add a depth only pass to your shader:

Pass
{
ZWrite On
ColorMask 0
}#unitytips #gamedev pic.twitter.com/BwnnFPAf4u

— Matheus Lessa (@ahvamolessa) November 25, 2019

Using #shaders to make this dimensional portal 🌀🌟

Made in collaboration with @_khymeia_. Also big thanks to @enemyhideout for some of the math (https://t.co/iYantAsSNY).#unityTips #gamedev #shader #madewithunity #unity3D #indiegame #gameart pic.twitter.com/0IfHLFYYmG

— Couch Game Crafters (@CouchGameCraft) April 8, 2019

The second part of the geometry grass shader is now publicly out!🌿

Enhance your grass with lighting, shadows and translucency while making it extra lush with some additional tessellation!

🔗: https://t.co/W8jJ31lIav

Happy grass-making!#gamedev #madewithunity #unitytips pic.twitter.com/Gg7Cyhnm10

— Harry 💬 (@HarryAlisavakis) December 3, 2019

From Slime Rancher to Astroneer, many games add glittery reflections when rendering sand. ✨

If you want to recreate such a cool effect in @unity3d, have a look at this #gamedev tutorial about Journey's sand shader! 🏜️

👇👇👇https://t.co/vdX5UFxuCY#madewithunity #unitytips pic.twitter.com/EdgxpNf1CN

— Alan Zucconi (@AlanZucconi) January 8, 2020

I added a script to strip out about 90% of built-in shader variants in #unity that we weren't using based on this article https://t.co/jnehSbejZv

Saved nearly 3MB and everything builds sooooooo much quicker#gamedev #unitytips pic.twitter.com/YgSrUxi0yJ

— Damian Connolly (@divillysausages) January 2, 2020

#UnityTips You can create artificial fog for a low-spec project by fading out an object's alpha (this was created using Shader Graph) and using a blank skybox.

This obviously isn't a fits all solution but for this case it was simple and really quick to setup.#unity3d #gamedev pic.twitter.com/6dcbeDz85n

— Jack Tilling (@jacktilling_) January 6, 2020

The cel-shading shader tutorial is now publicly out for everyone!

While this shader may not be a solution for all your needs, it has some neat and useful features to get you started!

🔗: https://t.co/zoWGniu2lB

Zelda model by @artstoff #gamedev #madewithunity #unitytips pic.twitter.com/CdKNHqCvR8

— Harry 💬 (@HarryAlisavakis) January 7, 2020

I finally managed to make a new shader tutorial. It's about maths.
With inverse lerp and remap you can control gradients in neat ways!https://t.co/HIFwx8iTff#gamedev #unitytips pic.twitter.com/oGKqwgWARu

— ✨Ronja✨ (@totallyRonja) January 9, 2020

Sample depth, normals and color for a neat outline effect. Tutorial here https://t.co/kidCqAt7Mg to create this in URP with shader graph! #unity3d #unitytips 💡 pic.twitter.com/p12vfkmpGC

— Alexander Ameye (@alexanderameye) January 7, 2020

The first part of the grass shader tutorial is publicly out! 🌿

Check it out to see how you can harness the power of geometry shaders to make some cool-looking wind-swaying lush unlit grass!

🔗: https://t.co/nkiG0X3ieD#gamedev #madewithunity #unitytips pic.twitter.com/egyYKaEXbU

— Harry 💬 (@HarryAlisavakis) October 29, 2019

You can now choose where to learn about Shaders in @unity3d !
My video and article are both available now, have fun!

🎥Watch: https://t.co/uuUiCfDQGc

📝Read: https://t.co/UN8oW1H9Cp#gamedev #indiedev #unitytips #unity3d pic.twitter.com/jM1xfk9Ak6

— Febucci (@febucci) November 5, 2019

See Also:

• Unity Tips and Tricks Part I
• Unity Tips and Tricks (Scene Tips and Tricks) Part II
• Unity Tips and Tricks (Unity Coding Tips and Tricks) Part III
• Unity Tips and Tricks (Unity Editor, Performance Optimzation and Build Tips) Part IV

Unity3d How To - Move gameobject by Translate

How To make Responsive Unity UI Canvas for multiple aspect ratio

How To Get Dropdown Text in Unity3d

How To Get Get Dropdown value in Unity3D

Unity3d How To use Toggle in Unity3d

How To use Button Click in Unity3d

How To InputField text on Click in Unity3d

Learn Unity3d - How To Series

Recently I have launched short clip series where you can learn different things in unity3d. The journey has started with unity UI controls, Inn-Sha-Allah many more to come. Stay tuned to my blog!

Unity3d How To Series Video Tutorials:

1. Unity UI - Button Click
2. Unity UI - Get User input through UI InputFiled
3. Unity UI - Get Selected option value in Unity UI dropdown
4. Unity UI - Get Selected option Text in Unity UI dropdown
5. Unity UI - Design Unity UI for multiple resolution
6. Unity UI - Toggle Demo

3DWalker - 3D Environment explorer for Unity3d Projects

Unity3d is one of the most popular game-engine use for game development, simulation, training and architecture visualizations. In most 3D projects, specially related to architecture, simulation and training, we require feasible, friendly, effective and robust methods to navigate in the 3D environment. In unity, we use cameras for rendering and exploring 3D world and usually navigate camera in order to show or explore the 3D environment. Conventionally, we develop and use different kind of cameras like Fly camera, Walk camera, Orbit Camera, Point Camera etc. These camera are use to watch and navigate 3D projects.

There are plenty of paid and free solution available that provides easy ways to run your 3d projects with different cameras. But there is a general requirement to develop such a workspace (or working environment)  that help every newbie or expert unity developer to quickly set and play unity project. The workspace should be developed and form over some main principles like effective navigation systems, intuitive UI and run-time 3D object manipulation and multi language support. For this reason, I have just stared an open source project named 3DWalker at GitHub with these aims & objective. Obviously, the aim of 3DWalker is to improve user experience regarding 3D world navigation with bunch of other features like 3D environment manipulation at run-time. All Unity3d developers are allow to participate in this project so together we can provide better 3D experience to over end-users.