Shader programming with ShaderLab and CG in unity

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I am trying to learn Shader programming using ShaderLab and CG in UNITY. Is there any step by step FREE guide (videos/book/tutorial)available ?

Please don't recommend me NVIDIA CG tutorials (it is in much much descriptive and difficult to understand) and **unity official site** (there is no description only code)

I'm searching and learning Shader programming form last 3 days still didn't find any good resource and It is my observation/perception that it is difficult to learn although I have some experience and good understanding of C# and Javascript programming but facing much difficulty to learn it.

Posted 4-Jun-15 22:12pm

Muhamad Faizan Khan

Updated 4-Jun-15 22:27pm

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[no name] 24-Apr-17 3:36am

If you want to learning fast shader scripting you can follow below steps:

Step 1: Unity shader documentiation

Step 2:
Rendering 1, Matrices, a Unity C# Tutorial[Understanding the matrix]
Rendering 2, Shader Fundamentals, a Unity C# Tutorial[Make your first shader easily]

Step 3:
Makin' Stuff Look Good in Unity! - YouTube[Hot Channel in Youtube with crazy tutorials about shaders]

Unite 2015 - Writing Shaders - YouTube[Unite 2015]

Unite Europe 2016 - A Crash Course to Writing Custom Unity Shaders! - YouTube[Unite 2016]

Step 4:Shaders Laboratory[Hot and Cool Examples Here]

Step 5:GitHub - smkplus/Unity-5.x-Shaders-and-Effects-Cookbook[Hot Book]

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