VFX Challenge Day 23: Anastasia Opara’s Procedural Poster Shader



For today, I completed Anastasia Opara’s Procedural Poster Shader tutorial for UE4. I created my own poster and rip textures for it and thanks to that I am able to see how I can easily apply this to other types of materials. I created these for the game I am working on Liminal.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zV4f2aNSDN8

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