How many views does "Realistic Fog That Reacts to Players in Unity" have?

As of Jul 26, 2026 · 14 days ago, it has reached 10.3K views.

How is "Realistic Fog That Reacts to Players in Unity" performing versus git-amend's normal?

About 3.5x — it has 10.3K views versus the roughly 2.9K git-amend typically draws at the same age, measured against the channel's own 90-day baseline.

When was "Realistic Fog That Reacts to Players in Unity" published?

It was published Jul 26, 2026 · 14 days ago.

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Realistic Fog That Reacts to Players in Unity

Name: Realistic Fog That Reacts to Players in Unity
Uploaded: 2026-07-26T13:00:28+00:00
Duration: 23 min 13 s
Channel: git-amend
Description: In this line-by-line tutorial we build fully interactive fog in Unity from scratch. A single compute shader runs a lightweight density simulation that reacts to the player and static obstacles, using semi-Lagrangian advection and a simple mathematical velocity field. We then render it with a short ray-marching shader…

This fog tutorial is hitting different because it actually teaches you the real shader math behind reactive volumetric effects—no asset store shortcuts, just a compute shader that actually responds to your player in real time.

Key facts

•3.5x git-amend's own 90-day median — this channel normally draws about 2.9K views at the same age.
•10.3K views so far, published 14 days ago.
•Category: Gaming · Language: en · Quality: HD
•"Breakout" is measured against this exact channel's trailing 90-day median at matching video age — not a generic niche average.

Updated 2026-07-26 19:20 UTC

Video thumbnail: Realistic Fog That Reacts to Players in Unity — Watch on YouTube ↗ · git-amend · 40.7K subscribers

View trajectory

Views this upload has gathered since it published, last measured about 168h in — from our own tracking.

Published Jul 26, 2026 · 14 days ago. How breakouts are measured →

From the creator

In this line-by-line tutorial we build fully interactive fog in Unity from scratch. A single compute shader runs a lightweight density simulation that reacts to the player and static obstacles, using semi-Lagrangian advection and a simple mathematical velocity field. We then render it with a short ray-marching shader…

Category: Gaming · Language: en · Quality: HD

Tags: unity tutorial, unity arcade game, unity game tutorial, unity, game development, game dev, game development unity, programming, c#, software development, learn to code, learn programming

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