Originally released in 2018, SC Post Effects has helped bring more than 18,000 projects to life. Over the years, it grew from a collection of post-processing effects into a versatile toolbox for creating everything from subtle visual enhancements to stylized, gameplay-driven effects. But the Unity rendering landscape has changed considerably since then. A fresh start for Unity 6 With Unity 6, Render Graph became a central...
The successor to Spline Mesher as released in 2024, reworked from the ground up for multi threaded mesh generation (~50x faster). With advanced new features such a fill mesh generation, procedural input shapes and output splitting. Easily bend and repeat meshes along Unity splines for fences, pipes, paths, and more – or generate a mesh from a spline area. Fast, flexible, and built on Unity’s native...
Procedurally place and control prefabs along or within Unity Splines – perfect for world-building, gameplay, and environment art requiring full creative flexibility. After several months in beta testing, the Spline Spawner asset is now available on the asset store! This tool, originally developed in 2019 has been rewritten for Unity’s native Splines package and built around the Job system for next-gen performance.
As the name implies, this is the continuation of SW2, for Unity 6. A fresh slate allowed me to freely iterate, without having to design around stability, as is the case for regular updates. Many things seemed to work well according to your feedback, and have remained the same. Whilst old backlog items and experimental features were revisited and formalized as new features. What’s new? Changelog...
A rather sizeable update landed! It involves a few major new features that cover both general and niche use cases. New features The asset has also been converted to a package, following the UPM format. This unfortunately means it needs to be deleted entirely before importing this update, but ultimately makes it more robust (ie. auto dependency installation and enforcing minimum compatible versions). Additionally, the price...
This extension adds a decal-like system that allows the water surface to be displaced and its foam and normals to be modified. These decals are projected from a top-down perspective onto the water surface. In practical terms, it means particle systems, trail renderers and static meshes can be used to influence the appearance of the water.
The original Stylized Water Shader asset released back in 2016, and has seen a number of updates, including a complete revamp in 2018. It was personally a great pleasure to see the shader pop up in games from time to time! Ideas for improvements steadily rolled out over time. Yet many required major changes to structure and usability. This lead to the point of them never...
Over the years, many people expressed their interest in purchasing the grass shader from the Fantasy Adventure Environment separately. I felt it needed to be greatly extended to justify a new package. With the introduction of the Universal Render Pipeline shader development became so drastically different that it opened the window to start anew. What started as a Shader Graph experiment quickly became an extensive grass...
After the initial beta version was released in February 2018 the package has seen many changes in the form of improved effects and fixes. With 14 effects added since then. A huge thanks goes out to anyone who’s provided feedback or reported issues!
After its initial release in September 2016, the package sees a major version bump to version 2.0.0. With this version the previously deprecated Desktop shaders have been made obsolete and removed from the package. These are now replaced by the Desktop shader previously marked as “Beta”. This is now the default Desktop shader and has been extended with the features as outlined in this post. In...