Custom Fur Shader

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The shaders created for ZEPETO is created to run as efficiently as possible in the internal environment.

STEP 1 : Shader Setting

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Download the Fur_guide.zip file before you begin.

Unzip the downloaded file and move the entire folder to your Unity project.

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Please make sure the metadata, shader and ToneMapping for each shader are in the same folder to avoid potential issues.

When creating items with fur-like properties, link the property to the item by dragging the Fur_js shader to the item's Material.

Click on the gear icon next to Material, then Select Shader to check if the fur shader is properly linked to the item.

• If you clicked on the Select Shader, but your item was linked to a shader in another folder, try again.

STEP 2 : Shader Properties

The properties indicated in red are the properties that you can adjust to create the fur-like texture.

• Normal Texture
• NormalTiling : Adjusts the fur density.
• NormalPower : Adjusts the fur thickness.
• AlphaOutline : values that break the Outline to create a fur-like appearance.
• Higher AlphaOutline value will result in more dense fur, whereas a lower value will result in rougher fur.
• furOffset : a higher value will result in more volumous fur.

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The shader used to create a fur-like appearance, and has minimal features in order to run smoothly in the internal ZEPETO environment. Fur_js shader offsets a layer of mesh in order to remove the outline of an item. Because applying the Fur_js shader will double the polycount, please refrain from over using it to minimize the polycount number.

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OTR_128 in the Fur_guide.zip file is for an item on sale. If you submit it without making any changes, it will be rejected upon review.