This might be your best starting-point, though Toony Colors Pro seems to have been out longer.įlexible Cel Shader. Also with basic lineart plus a depth-fogging effect. Toony Colors Pro 2 shaders set, with basic lineart.įlat Kit: Cel / Toon Shading. There are two competing suites or kits for Unity… With a bit of setup, re-texturing and the right IBL lighting, they can be had now in Poser 11. However, you don’t need to go to Unity to get the above looks. I suspect the demo pictures are being a bit more honest than the other packs, re: what you’re likely to get. Includes emissive glow and toon-reflective glass. An early success in 2016, but said not to work with newer Unity versions? Sugiyama Toon Shader, aka SugiyamaToonShader. But mainly because a three-click fiddle-free ‘Poser 12 to Unity’ process is just my hope at present, based on very slim evidence. Not least because some of them are rather expensive ( “‘Cos yur gonna make big bucks on your game, guys…” Yeah, right…). In which case, what is available in Unity-land for tooning? Below is my initial survey of this. So a red shiny dress becomes a red toon shader with ramping and highlights.
‘Matcap’ is a process that inspects the existing texture, then automatically tries to replace it with a best-guess toon material. The other useful thing to get, either in Poser or from Unity itself, would be some form of Matcap. But which also sends Poser’s current camera and framing to Unity. The ideal would be, at a guess, an integrated three-click “Poser 12 to Unity” workflow that’s as easy as getting a Poser scene into Vue. The free Unity Personal Edition allows commercial use, as long as you don’t make more than $100,000 per year in your business from using it.
Unity is one of the two big free game-engines (the other is Unreal), and it’s reasonably well-supported by third-party add-ons. Which makes it sound like there will be a Unity bridge in Poser 12. Renderosity is calling for beta testers for Poser 12 and they specify Unity knowledge as one of the skills they’re seeking.
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