Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago

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This tutorial has been verified using Unity 2020 LTS and URP

📙 To begin, let’s create a Shader to use as an example.
📙 Right-click in your project and select Create : Shader : PBR Graph.
📙 Create a new Material in your Project window by right-clicking to select Create : Material.
📙 In the Material window, select the Shader drop-down and select the Shader you created.
📙 Apply the Material to an object in your Scene

Play with the values in the inspector to achieve the desired effect you are going for.

Summary 📔
Eventually you will want to create a shader that animates continuously or at certain points in time. Whatever the goal, you will use the Time node to achieve this. The Time node allows you to access multiple time variables to work with within the shader. In this tutorial, you will learn to adjust and manage animations in Shaders.


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