Guilty Gear Stylized shader in Blender's EEVEE (Part 2 of 4)

Blender's EEVEE viewport can help you decide the look of your next toon shaded project. We will review the GuiltyGear shading covering all you need to know to recreate the look in realtime. I will guide you from the Softimage techniques in which the original game was created, all the way into adopting those techniques with Blender. In part 2 we will present more concepts so you can expand the shader to your custom project*.

Requested from part 1: We will briefly walk over some settings in Unreal Engine.
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Her name is "Fixy". You will get her for Blender 2.81 as part of this digital download.

Read the license agreement and you can use her for all your personal, commercial, applications or movie projects freely.

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0:01 - Recap from part 1 video.

0:40 - Self Shadows question

2:52 - Rules for Stylized shading

3:47 - FIXY model to practice with the shader

4:10 - Terms and Definitions

4:10 - Quick overview of the Guilty Gear Shader in Unreal 3

4:42 - Basis for initial setup and threshold shading project

23:58 - Method for layering materials and shaders

25:58 - Blender and Unreal Engine overview for GGXrd shader.

25:25 - Why do I need channels in my shaders for?

28:25 - Color Grading in Blender for fine tunning the GGXrd look.

29:52 - Correct interpretation of the ILM texture in Photoshop and Blender

31:59 - Compositing the Guilty Gear shader in Blender

38:01 - Post effects (Bloom) in Blender like in Unreal

39:38 - Continue with the Guilty Gear shader in Blender

41:48 - Tools to edit NORMALS in Blender

01:00:38 - Conclusions and applications.

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I hope you can create the next outstanding movie or videogame using these techniques in Blender.

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