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Unity Web Shader IDE for reading real Unity 6 URP/Core shader flow

The homepage prioritizes `/ide` over a docs directory. You start from real files, then widen into go-to-definition, Graph, Documents, and Workspaces only when the code path demands it.

  • Unity 6 URP/Core
  • Definition Flow
  • Reference Graph
  • Workspace ZIP
Open IDE ↗ Open Workspaces

Real source

Read live URP/Core files instead of synthetic examples.

F12 first

Definition flow is treated as a first-class learning action.

One surface

Code, Graph, Documents, and Workspaces stay in the same rhythm.

Why `/ide` comes first

Open code first, then pull in supporting docs only when you need them

The first fold should feel like a working shader reader, not a generic docs portal. Once real code and navigation are visible, the supporting views make immediate sense.

Live page preview

Step through Code, Documents, Index, Graph, and Workspaces one large frame at a time

Instead of laying every screenshot out at once, the gallery keeps one screen in focus so the next surface feels deliberate and easier to read.

Code

Start from Lit.shader in a real reading view

Files, outline, editor, and minimap stay aligned so the reading flow never feels fragmented.

  • 01 Jump into a representative shader entry point
  • 02 Keep export and share actions on the main bar
  • 03 Balance file density and readable line height

01 / 05

Use the arrows or dots to move to the next screen and read its role alongside the preview.

Code 01 / 05
Unity Web Shader IDE code page showing Lit.shader

Start from Lit.shader in a real reading view

Files, outline, editor, and minimap stay aligned so the reading flow never feels fragmented.

Core capabilities

The homepage should prove the shader-reading workflow before it asks readers to trust the product copy.

/ide

Read real URP/Core source

Open current Unity shader source in the browser and inspect passes, includes, and surrounding structure immediately.

Track definitions and references

Use F12, references, hover, and completion to widen context without leaving the IDE rhythm.

Expand into supporting views

Move into Graph, Index, and Documents only when the code path grows beyond one file or one pass.

Experiment in Workspaces

Create virtual Assets files and keep a practical experimentation path through ZIP import/export.

Suggested learning flow

The first page should show where to start, then how to expand once the code path gets wider.

  1. 01
    Learning Track

    Start with the recommended chapter order and concept map so the bigger picture is already in place.

  2. 02
    IDE

    Open a live shader file and follow include, function, and macro flow directly.

  3. 03
    Graph / Index

    Widen your view through symbol and reference surfaces when the structure spreads.

  4. 04
    Documents

    Read the concept docs after the code path is already grounded.

サイト外リンク

The blog and GitHub stay one click away in the same visual language

The compact link-panel treatment from the docs sidebar now continues at the bottom of the homepage. Writing goes to the blog, while broader project activity continues through the GitHub profile.

Writing

Clerin Tech Blog

techblog.clerindev.com

Long-form shader notes, rendering articles, and project retrospectives live here.

  • Shader Notes
  • Rendering
  • Dev Log

Profile

jinhyeonseo01 on GitHub

github.com/jinhyeonseo01

Browse the broader GitHub profile for shader experiments, IDE work, and other repositories beyond this single site.

  • Profile
  • Projects
  • Activity