Installation

There are a couple of ways to install the shaders depending on the type of your project. This page will guide you through the process

Using the VRChat Creator Companion

Use the button below

Or add it manually by using the URL below:

https://orels1.github.io/orels-Unity-Shaders/index.json

If you're not familiar with how to add new repositories to the VCC - check out the VCC docs.

Open the Project Management screen for your project and add the "ORL Shaders" package.

You should be able to see all the shaders in your shaders list under the "orels1" category!

For any other Unity project

Download and import the latest release from the releases page (the first .unitypackage file)
All of the shaders should be added under the orels1 category in the shaders list
Check out these docs to learn more about the shaders available! Base Shader docs is a good place to start
Enjoy!

Using the Unity Package Manager via git

Advanced use-case

This method is only recommended for advanced users due to fairly poor implementation of the Unity Package Manager.

You can also install the shader systems via the Unity Package Manager. You can use the following git URLs to install the shader package (in the order of dependencies):

https://github.com/orels1/orels-Unity-Shaders.git?path=Packages/sh.orels.shaders.inspector

https://github.com/orels1/orels-Unity-Shaders.git?path=Packages/sh.orels.shaders.generator

https://github.com/orels1/orels-Unity-Shaders.git?path=Packages/sh.orels.shaders

You should now be able to use the shaders in your project!

Learning about the shaders

You can find documentation for all of the shaders in the shader list.

Getting Updates

If you're updating from an old version, most of the time you can just get the latest release the same way you got the original package and that's it. There are exceptions for major version upgrades, so check out the Migration Guides section to learn more.

Getting help

If you're having trouble with the shaders, you can ask for help in my discord server.

If you are a shader developer yourself and want to file a code-specific issue with a bit more detail, drop by the github repo and submit an issue there!