The Sonar Shader for Unity is simply fantastic! It played a key role in my winning entry for the UDG Game Jam 2023. This asset worked wonders on any device, adding stunning pulses that not only looked amazing but also provided valuable feedback to players. Its universal compatibility and easy-to-use controls make it a must-have for any Unity developer. Thanks a lot for this awesome tool—it's a game-changer! checkout the game where i used this https://looneydog.itch.io/blindsilence

A nice asset to have, the only problem I have with it is the effect cannot be achieved by a character movement script.

Really great asset. You said you were planning to rework the shader for URP. Will a Pro version or any kind of URP compatible version be available soon?

Great effect - works in WebGL too, works with particles in 3D! - and unlike some other solutions, was easy to isolate objects to display different effects via parenting and separate materials. I look forward to the Pro version for some sort of transparency, but a very good start on a solid product.

First of all, really great asset! I love it. How can I realize the effect which is shown in the first video: Sonar-like effect displayed on a textured mesh? I suppose transparent surfaces somehow have to be handled, right? Any help is appreciated. Regards, Tobi

Great asset, which offers many possibilities and with scripts that are easy to adapt to your needs.

Really amazing asset. Great that it’s free, Will be a huge help in my game. Just wondering how you could make it emissive/glowing?

Anyone been able to get this to work properly with URP? Trying to upgrade in URP yields the following: World material was not upgraded. There's no upgrader to convert Legacy Shaders/Particles/Additive shader to selected pipeline UnityEditor.Rendering.Universal.UniversalRenderPipelineMaterialUpgrader:UpgradeProjectMaterials() (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.render-pipelines.universal@7.3.1/Editor/UniversalRenderPipelineMaterialUpgrader.cs:25)

Out of the box examples did not work in Unity 2018.3.6f. Spheres just drop - nothing else happens.

As said before, the concept of this effect is great, also the possibility to scan multiple objects with different shapes! I have only one question\complain: how can I check whether an object is being scanned or not? I tried to play with shader's variables but it's not so easy, because basically I'd like to know exactly when a specific object has the "wave" on it! Is there anything I can do?