Shader Graph Extras

Source Code: https://github.com/Ali3nSystems/Shader-Graph-Extras-for-sbox Introduction A brand new "Upgraded Shader Graph" with additional nodes, subgraphs, HLSL functions, custom shader templates, custom shading models, various optimizations and other advanced features. Some nodes and subgraphs are available in both the base Shader Graph and Upgraded Shader Graph under the "Shader Graph Extras - Universal" menu when selecting nodes in the graph. Upgraded Shader Graph is already compatible with .shdrgrph and .shdrfunc files created using base Shader Graph. Getting Started Simply right click on an already existing .shdrgrph or .shdrfunc in the asset browser and click "Open with Upgraded Shader Graph", or go top left in your editor in the tools tab and select "Upgraded Shader Graph" there. If you use any nodes in the "Shader Graph Extras - Upgraded" menu only available in the Upgraded Shader Graph and hit save, then your files won't be compatible with base Shader Graph anymore. Features: 🎨 Enhanced Texture Support - Define Texture Sampler, Texture 2D, and Texture Cubemap inputs and outputs for nodes and subgraphs. ✨ New Nodes, Subgraphs and HLSL functions. - Access to 45 additional combined nodes and subgraphs along with HLSL functions which can be used without Shader Graph. - Nodes are located in `Editor\nodes\`. - Subgraphs are located in `Assets\shaders\subgraphs\`. - HLSL functions are located in `Assets\shaders\hlsl\`. 🎭 Dynamic Blend Mode - Setting this blending mode will allow you to select Alpha Test or Translucent directly in the Material Editor (default being Opaque), instead of being stuck with only hardcoded Opaque, Alpha Test and Translucent options generated by base Shader Graph. 💡 Custom Shading Models - Inject custom shading models directly into Shader Graph: - Examples of Shading Domains located in `Editor\shadingmodels\`. 📋 Custom Shader Templates - Inject custom shader templates directly into Shader Graph: - Examples of Shader Templates located in `Editor\templates\`. 🔀 Combo Definitions - Using the combo node, you can define whether to use a combo with static/dynamic mode or bool/enum type for your shader logic. Can be controlled via material editor or C# just like regular written combos. 📚 Tutorials - In-depth tutorials for every node, subgraph, shader template and shading model located in `Assets\shaders\shadergraphs\tutorials\`.