Creating a Holographic Animation in Toolbag
Discover how to create a holographic animated texture for a sci-fi crate in this free chapter of a tutorial series by Juan Hernandez.
Juan Hernandez explains how to create a holographic animated texture for a sci-fi crate in this free chapter of a tutorial series. Juan sets up a few decal materials and demonstrates how to animate a strobe and tiling effect on the material.
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