Highlight and Shadows

https://giphy.com/embed/qtGYtVlV2TJOboapH1

Most shaders include predefined elements such as highlights, shadows, gradients, rim lights, and specular effects. Typically, you will find highlight and shadow settings at the top of the shader interface. These settings allow you to choose colors for highlights and shadows and adjust their thresholds

Gradients

This feature applies a smooth gradient to your object along the z-axis, enhancing the overall visual appeal of your 2D work. Just below the gradient slider, you will discover controls for position, scale, and hue.

https://giphy.com/embed/gbjyi8CLWrJfVb9i75

• Adjusting the position allows you to move the gradient vertically,
• while scale enlarges or reduces the transition area of the gradient. the hue
• setting dynamically changes the gradient colors based on the active color of the object,

Rim

The rim light feature introduces a colored effect at the edges of your object.

https://giphy.com/embed/98gy4HLftKIOISmtFx

• By adjusting the threshold, you can control the thickness of this effect. This enables you to achieve the desired level of prominence for the rim lighting

Specular

Let's not forget our old friend, specular. Within the shader, you have the flexibility to customize the color of the specular highlight and fine-tune its threshold to perfectly suit your object.

https://giphy.com/embed/zR4wv8M6X2qbwe7Yyf

Dots / Lines / Stars

like the name suggests , you can adjust scale of dots and lines on shaders

https://giphy.com/embed/K3zJSAQxf8inpIVwYz

Light colors

Lots of shaders got a cool update! Now they can handle light colors better. This means you can add more brightness and color to make your artworks really pop!