reality-shaders-example
Demonstrates using ARKit in iOS to apply metal shaders to real world surfaces (by mattbierner)
ToyFlightSimulator
Toy Flight Simulator implemented with Swift and Metal (by albertinopadin)
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| over 4 years ago | 7 days ago | |
| Swift | Swift | |
| MIT License | - |
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Introducing watAR: a new iOS app that distorts real world surfaces as if they were made of water
However I suspect that you should be able to do the same thing in Unity. The main requirements are that you can access the scene background texture (i.e. the video feed) and that you can compute the display transform for a vertex (i.e. where to sample the video feed from). Here's the relevant metal shader code
ToyFlightSimulator
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What are good resources to learn game development / engine development on macOS/iOS/tile-based-deferred-rendering arcitectures?
I fell into the gamedev rabbit hole last year, and am working on a toy flight sim game to learn as much as I can about the subject. I've already gone through about half of Game Engine Architecture by Jason Gregory (it's one of the very best books I've read for learning how a CPU / GPU works). I'm interested in finding more good resources / tutorials specifically regarding Metal (Apple's graphics API), as my system is a Mac and I'd like to take advantage of Apple Silicon's tile based deferred rendering architecture.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing reality-shaders-example and ToyFlightSimulator you can also consider the following projects:
BBMetalImage - A high performance Swift library for GPU-accelerated image/video processing based on Metal.
Art-in-Swift - A collection of interactive animations made with code in Swift Playgrounds app
ARCharts - Lovely Augmented Reality Charts for iOS - Built with ARKit
ARHeadsetKit - Using $5 Google Cardboard to replicate HoloLens
ExampleOfiOSLiDAR - Example Of iOS ARKit LiDAR
Bender - Easily craft fast Neural Networks on iOS! Use TensorFlow models. Metal under the hood.