Hi 
I want to try something like a “digital” level up, as if my character had a new update.
For now I have my base composition, I’ll try to add a lot more cool stuff like energy flow or data sparks shattering around the character. Also I’ll share a breakdown on the following days
Transistor is my main reference for this one and I’m using Unity with URP.
Here’s the first version
that’s pretty cool I think. Do you use WPO or a post process on the digital glitch?
Hey, I’m using world position offset, it’s some displacement on horizontal axis depending the view direction. I’ll share a breakdown about the shader I’m using .
Here’s some adjustments
I’ve tried to make some data trails collected by the core of the character. I made a perpendicular movement with pre baked lines and a shader that scrolls a texture over the path. I’ve made a specific tool to easily generate this path shape.
The datas movement is inspired on this wonderfull artwork
Here’s the tool I’ve made to generate data patterns.
I use the Unity’s line renderer editor to draw a simple path and I scatter points with a noised position, then I generate corners between each points to create the perpendicular shape. Once the point list is generated, I generate a second line render with the final path.
This tool is awesome!
Here’s the final version
I adjusted texts animations, some particle effects and changed the voxelization color and mask.
Here’s a small breakdown of the character shader
For the voxel and grid effects, there’s a simple way to do this:
By rounding your vertices coordinates, it will snap positions and fake a voxel effect even, it’s not perfect but the animation is really short, so it works pretty well.
About the grid, I used a texture mapped on the vertices coordinates XY and ZY plans. You can easily reproduce this with triplanar mapping. In my case, i just needed to blend 2 plans.
**Now for the Glitch : **
The best way for me to have a screen mapped glitch without having artefacts and map scrolling on camera movement was to get vertices view coordinates centered on the object pivot.
Also an efficient way to have a jittering value is to simply map a noise on Time. I remapped this value to have a more glitchy style:
At the end, you just need to multiply Displacement and Glitch value and multiply the output value with a right vector transformed from world to view coordinates to ensure the glitch will always look parallel to your view X axis:
Here’s the complete shader sample:
Also, here’s some references I’ve used. Transistor helped me a lot to understand colors and shapes I could use for this kind of effects.
I also used some references from LoL Program skins, Recompiled, Resogun and artworks from Bastien Grivet.
This is Amazing!!! 
Hey there, someone asked me for the source files. Here it is
Go to “Code/Download ZIP” to get the files.
