The Ultimate Water Shader is a 5 in 1 water solution for all your scenes. Mix it as you wish and create new types of water.
Update history:
v1.1.2: Major new release. Blender 2.82 compatibility + some fixes + full Eevee support added
1. Corrected typos on the shaders
2. re-arranged the nodes so they will be approximately in the middle when you first open the file (they were mis-aligned and off-screen after first opening in previous versions).
3.Full Eevee support is here! The shaders were completely re-worked for Eevee and now they have transparency depending on the angle you look at the water (like in real life and Cycles). The main node works with Eevee now, no graphical glitches visible anymore, but it is still quite slow so a GTX 1050 Ti is a minimum requirement. The "Water performance" nodes work perfectly and are still recommended for Eevee. Since Eevee version is made differently some nodes don't have the same settings as the Cycles version, but they don't need them. The Eevee and Cycles variations are in different .blend files now.
v1.0.1: Initial release, the description is for this one. Additional information and new features description will be added to new updates.
I. General info:
1.) Includes the Ultimate Water Shader "Master" node in the "Water" material
2.) Includes the water nodes sperately in the "Water Performance" material
3.) All types of water are animated
4.) If you mix new waters using the corresponding sliders, the new materials will be animated too
5.) You will get lifetime updates
II. Shader usage:
1.) The water materials are built upon each other.
a.) If all sliders are set to 0: you have clean/pool water
b.) if first slider "Clean to Dirty water" is set to 1, you'll get dirty water
c.) if second slider "Dirty to Lake" is set to 1, you'll get Lake water etc.
III. Transparency
For the lake, ocean, and tropical water, it's possible to control the transparency using simple sliders.
IV. Color
Change the depth and surface color, or the fake depth and fake surface color on the materials. "Fake" means non-transparent (see II.) about sliders.
Files include a test plane with the water assigned to it, and some cubes. And a terrain plane with a very deep cave in it so you'll see how the water reacts to depth.
Works in Blender 2.81+
Eevee compatibility is limited to viewport overview of animation.
