Does not support URP or HDRP

Using for a BIRP project and grabbed this thinking: "Why not. It's cheap, so worst case scenario, if it doens't work well, no biggie". And I'm happy to say this is one of those assets that exceeds expectations. Worth noting, it doesn't run out of the box with your player controller/damage system, so you will need to set that up (code is well commented so shouldn't be an issue). You will need to call the update or increment bloodamount on your player taking damage. Once that is done, it looks really good. And the fade refract effect is sweet. You can also modify the textures to your own ones and use it for varying effects.

Easy To setup, looks so good !, This is some next level blood.

It works in editor But in build it only show white screen.

I use this all the time especially with Opsive controller. It is so easy to set up even if you don't code that much at all. I'm a non coder but yet I have worked it out. I have used Bolt as well as Unode which are great programs and the Blood-Damage Effect both work really good with these visual scripting solutions. But was just wondering is this the original owner because I have noticed a Udemy tutorial that shows you step by step in a first person survival game on how to code this. Although this 1 is actually much better than that one. Overall a great asset and a bargain price.

Any first person game that has player damage and blood should pick this up. It's $5 and is one script you attach to the camera. You change one float and it bloodies the screen and auto fades over time (option for this). I had one small issue with the preview mode for viewing in editor, so I ripped that bit out of the script and it works perfectly.

Nothing appears on screen not even the included demo scene works.

I tried to make it work on my Oculus Quest project, but it doesn't work even when trying first in desktop mode. Maybe the project settings doesn't suit to use this package... Finally, I found a good solution...use the blood image and fade it out when needed.

It took a little bit of modification to get this to work for me. But, overall it was quick, easy and effective. Works with Unity 2019

Extremely easy to understand and implement would defenetely recommend!