Just downloaded and added to an existing Unity 2022 project, works great! Are there any plans to get it working on Unity 6.0? I tried it and couldn't get it working.

It is a great asset but not having URP support really kills it and make it unusable for new (mobile) projects.

I had to make some tests before I finally made it work. I added this to my spawning characters, and now they look great. I have a question for the publisher / developer, though. I'm pooling my characters, and the second time they spawn, the FX doesn't work. I guess it only reacts On Start but I really need to change it to Enable also. How can make this happen? I appreciate the answer, a lot, cause I need to fix this before I can launch my demo. Thank you!

I wasted money buying several dissolve shaders and still have a few that I cannot get to work the way I want. This one is the easiest to implement and works out of the box. Where I went wrong, the developer gave me excellent support from the beginning until I was satisfied. I sincerely recommend buying this asset.

effect itself is okay but over half of examples were not working before and now on 2019.3 it causes the build to crash

Cant really complain for 9 Dollars but i had to do some scripting because when i moved the object the effect got messed up.

达不到Demo的效果,浪费钱

This is a very powerful plugin for creating really nice material effects that are not limited to just materializing as in the demos, you can do a lot with this by controlling the settings (holograms, weapons, etc). The dev is very supportive and was quick to help us fix up a bug and add the standard roughness shader. Thank you!

I figured out after about 15 minutes how to get a basic materialize/dematerialize working by copying parts from the demo scene. It really is about as simple as adding a script to a GameObject. There are these materials that control the colors/opacity/texturing that the shader uses, and 7 are included that correspond to what is used in the demo. When I apply these materials to my mesh, they work, but look simple and uninteresting, like flat bands of color,. Maybe this is because of the low-poly geometry of my mesh or something else. I get this result after copying the exact same settings for the Mfx script of another GO in the demo that is animating in a more complex and interesting way. The issue might need me to create an input material that is better suited to my mesh. But there aren't instructions on how to create these materials. You just have the existing materials and shader code as reference. +1 star for *not* requiring the mesh to begin with one of the shaders/materials from this package. The author wrote code to switch the materials at run-time at the start of the effect. And there is a nice feature to revert the materials back. The code here is compatible with a gameobject-pooling. If nine bucks is not much money, I'd recommend trying this package out. You might get an effect without much fiddling if one of the included input materials suits you. Or if you want example shader code to dig into and refine - that is here too.

This is an amazing asset that can't be passed up at $9. The fast and generous support from the author goes beyond normal customer service. Like others, I reached out to ask questions about a particular effect I wanted to accomplish and if the asset was the right choice. He responded very quickly, multiple times, before I even purchased the asset. His replies were detailed and tremendously helpful. Five stars++