Overwatch Spray System - URP 12 Decal Feature in Unity 2021.2

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[@MarekNijaki]

Awesome video. So happy to see you improve with every new content release!

[@BinaryLunar]

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[@AlanAstle]

Thanks for the tutorial. Is it true that in the Overwatch spray system that multiple sprays sprayed on top of each other will cycle through like an animated gif?

[@dddo6216]

good thanks

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[@Linkedin-mj2qe]

cery helpful thak u very much

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[@DonionTech]

Is there a way to modify the properties at runtime?

[@maximusthegreatest]

In case someone else has same question. I wanted to mod opacity and I did it by: docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.universal@12.0/api/UnityEngine.Rendering.Universal.DecalProjector.html using UnityEngine.Rendering.Universal; DecalProjector decalProjector; void Awake() { //start fade decalProjector = GetComponent(); StartCoroutine("StartFade"); } IEnumerator StartFade() { for (float t = 1; t >= -0.05f; t -= 0.05f) { decalProjector.fadeFactor = t; yield return new WaitForSeconds(0.05f); } }