Test_ShaderGraphBlog

This scene was developed to demonstrate the priciples explained in my supporting blog post "Art That Moves: Creating Animated Materials with Shader Graph". I would encourage reading the blog post first.

Thanks

• Thank you to Andy Touch for additional shaders and guidance.
• Thank you to Keijiro Takahashi for the Unity logo Shader Graph.

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