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Hi. I am a student Learning VFX
I do not speak English well. Please understand
Shader forge is stops development so i I bought Amplify Shader Editor For study
But there was a problem.
i have this targa texture



Put this Texture in Shader Editor


Texture looks broken




Onther Texture things too

I can not proceed to study and I think it's a waste of money.

Please fix the problem.. Please..

broken2054 wrote:Hi. I am a student Learning VFX
I do not speak English well. Please understand
Shader forge is stops development so i I bought Amplify Shader Editor For study
But there was a problem.
i have this targa texture



Put this Texture in Shader Editor


Texture looks broken




Onther Texture things too

I can not proceed to study and I think it's a waste of money.

Please fix the problem.. Please..

Hello,

We would be happy to help, thank you for getting in touch!

What seems to be the problem?

Thanks!

Sorry I Modify the image








Put a Texture in Shader Editor

The color of Texture becomes intense

Shader Editor Setting is Default

Without special processing

All Texture seems to do it.



Unity Version is 2018.2

broken2054 wrote:Sorry I Modify the image








Put a Texture in Shader Editor

The color of Texture becomes intense
Shader Editor Setting is Default
Without special processing
All Texture seems to do it.
Unity Version is 2018.2

Hello,

That's only in the preview window, it's a Unity related "issue".

Works as expected in the actual game and scene view:



Is your project set to Gamma or Linear?

We would be happy to test a sample on our side.

Thanks!

Thanks you for your answer and Have a good day

i have test a lot
As a result Unity seems to have a problem







These are all the same Texture

broken2054 wrote:Thanks you for your answer and Have a good day

i have test a lot
As a result Unity seems to have a problem







These are all the same Texture

Textures too small to examine.

Please use Imgur.

https://i.imgur.com/JLBW8oO.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/N6v1ctH.jpg?1

Sorry it is direct rink

Hello, the result you're getting in your tests is expected, since in order to match your shader's results with other shaders you'll always have to open the target shader's code in order to compare and copy its operations and values.

In this specific case, you'll have to download Unity's Built in Shaders and edit the 'Particle Add.shader' file so that you can examine how Unity has set up this specific shader.



In any case, you should be able to achieve similar results by using the Particle Template that we provide in the ASE package with the following setup:



You may download this sample here, for your convenience:

Please let us know if this helps, thanks!

It has helped a lot Thanks you

I look forward to a good product in the future.

Glad to be of assistance!

Have you had the chance to rate and review Amplify Shader Editor?
It would be awesome if you could share your experience with the Unity community, the Unity Asset Store thrives on user interaction and direct feedback. Every bit helps, your feedback is extremely valuable to us!

Feel free to get back in touch if you have further issues or questions, we'll be happy to help!