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gabibouty Offline
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26-02-2019, 04:13 PM
Hello everyone, I have a small question ... I could not have shadows of my fluid. After fex times of tests, I did a final test in a demo scene, and there, I saw that if we simply duplicate the original emitter, we lost  the shadow of the fluid there too ! Someone has a solution?

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26-02-2019, 08:54 PM (This post was last modified: 26-02-2019, 08:59 PM by josemendez.)
(26-02-2019, 04:13 PM)gabibouty Wrote: Hello everyone, I have a small question ... I could not have shadows of my fluid. After fex times of tests, I did a final test in a demo scene, and there, I saw that if we simply duplicate the original emitter, we lost  the shadow of the fluid there too ! Someone has a solution?

Thanks !

Fluids only support shadowing from directional lights. There should be a ShadowmapExposer component on each light you want to support, and you should provide a reference to the ObiParticleRenderer there. So if you simply duplicate a renderer and do not add it to the exposer, it will have no shadows.

Note that fluid rendering is done using screen-space ellipsoid splatting (state of the art for realtime fluid rendering), so it has its own lightning pipeline, done outside of Unity's built-in one. That's why this process is required to get shadows working on it: the exposer component "taps" into Unity's pipeline, grabs the shadow map and makes it available to Obi's fluid rendering pipeline.
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27-02-2019, 05:59 AM
(26-02-2019, 08:54 PM)josemendez Wrote: Fluids only support shadowing from directional lights. There should be a ShadowmapExposer component on each light you want to support, and you should provide a reference to the ObiParticleRenderer there. So if you simply duplicate a renderer and do not add it to the exposer, it will have no shadows.

Note that fluid rendering is done using screen-space ellipsoid splatting (state of the art for realtime fluid rendering), so it has its own lightning pipeline, done outside of Unity's built-in one. That's why this process is required to get shadows working on it: the exposer component "taps" into Unity's pipeline, grabs the shadow map and makes it available to Obi's fluid rendering pipeline.


Ahhhh ..... I'm sorry, that's the little thing I missed! I may had read the doc too quickly ... Thank you very much Jose for your quick response, and thank you for this plug-in devilishly effective! Good continuation and see you soon !
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