Voronoi ISL Shader

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[CTZn]

You will be able to define shader 'parameters' like so, which will then be available in your shader as pre-defined functions:

We're still working on the code, we'll make a fuss about it when it's done, because it should be pretty cool, and should finally make shaders easily tweakable by artists

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	<albedo>
				<shader>
          <param>
            <colour3>
              <name>BrickBaseColour</name>
              <description>Base colour for the brick.</description>
              <value>0.6 0.2 0.2</value>
            </colour3>
          </param>

          <param>
            <colour3>
              <name>GroutBaseColour</name>
              <description>Base colour for the grouting.</description>
              <value>0.5 0.5 0.5</value>
            </colour3>
          </param>
          
          <param>
            <real>
              <name>BrickColourVariation</name>
              <description></description>
              <min>0</min>
              <max>1.0</max>
              <value>0.3</value>
            </real>
          </param>

					<shader>
						<![CDATA[	
						   
def brickColour() vec3 : 
  paramBrickBaseColour() + 
  vec3(
    noise(vec2(0.5 + brickXNum() * 10.0, 0.5 + brickYNum() * 10.0)) * paramBrickColourVariation(), 
    0.0, 
    0.0
  )
  
def groutColour() vec3 : 
  paramGroutBaseColour()

def eval(vec3 pos) vec3 :
  if(
    (brickX() < grout()) || 
    (brickY() < grout()) ||
    (brickX() > (paramBrickWidth() - grout())) || 
    (brickY() > (paramBrickHeight() - grout()))
    ,
    groutColour(),
    brickColour()
  )
						]]>
					</shader>
				</shader>
			</albedo>

Could I get the full material ? Do you have other cool materials or material bases to share ?

I came to something similar though less elegant, when I remembered about this post. Bricks and parquet.

[OnoSendai]

Here it is:

[CTZn]

Thank you !