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Very happy to hear the project is going strong!

At some point, a benchmark / comparison would be cool to see. But I did some digging and from what I could see, granite is mostly driven by a "we are a super awesome start-up, check out our super awesome tech" kind of campaign. There are barely any ...

Been a while since I tried the latest AT2 builds. I'm really hoping the project has not stalled. Also really hoping mobile support will not be dropped.

Anyhow, I just stumbled upon this one today:
http://graphinesoftware.com/granite-unity-5-technical-details

Honestly, I'd buy it today, but we'd ...

Well, on further testing it seems saving the scene works just fine in any situation. However, again, if you change a texture in the VT and hit update/ rebuild, the changes are not taken into consideration.
Actually saving the scene is totally ok. It's just that those buttons used to update the VT ...

Indeed, that's what I've been thinking. In fact, currently the only way for me to create a VT material is to create some kind of standard (unity, lux, whatever) material and go through AT Tools > convert materials.

If I manually create a material (or a VT material through the right click menu, for ...

There is still what to me looks like a bug: Every time I hit "update" or "rebuild" in the VT, AT2 converts all my materials to something else. And also clears all textures. This makes it impossible for easily changing materials on the go. Also, it makes it impossible to have custom shaders.
Or ...

Cochtl, looks amazing so far! Keep it up!

We're using AT in a very similar way in an effort to get a unique look and minimize tiling. While it does not seem very efficient as it does not allow for art-recycling throughout a level, imo unity is not efficient when there are many game objects to begin ...

Hi everybody! I just thought it would be cool to have our own WAWYO thread like in other forums. So we can post screenshots and snippets of stuff done with amplify without making separate threads.

Anyway I'll start with some of the progress made with Amplify Texture 2:

http://www.hpetrov.com ...