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Hi everyone.

I'm trying to achieve an effect where characters are masked by a texture, mapped in screen space. So they look flat.
This is what it currently looks like:

https://trello-attachments.s3.amazonaws.com/5b0318a6b5cbf8a8d1fefaa9/5b8bafc91b0a1a08e30e2e6e/6bedcf7943762a56a1afe656e0cbb08d ...

Hi everyone.

I'm trying to achieve an effect where characters are masked by a texture, mapped in screen space. So they look flat.
This is what it currently looks like:

https://trello-attachments.s3.amazonaws.com/5b0318a6b5cbf8a8d1fefaa9/5b8bafc91b0a1a08e30e2e6e/6bedcf7943762a56a1afe656e0cbb08d ...

Thank you for taking the time to provide us with a sample, it was extremely helpful!

It's really tricky to be manipulating vertex position on shaders whose game objects will later be dynamically batched. As we previously said, local vertex positions will be altered to all objects contained on a ...

Made a unitypackage demonstrating the problem in a sample scene:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=19yxyj ... GexL1GP8l5

Problem is very clear if you start moving the camera. (in game view of course)

Hope this helps.

Sad to say this problem isn't resolved. As a test I just plugged in a constant value to the Local Vertex Offset:

https://i.imgur.com/60YlEIG.png

Now, when in game view, I start rotating one of the boards, some vertices start snapping to another offset:

https://i.imgur.com/eOJUSci.gif

It's ...

Thank you for your reply. This was indeed the problem. We decided on using the 2nd UV channel for mapping the noise. This seems to work fine.

Thanks again.

Hi!

Our team is using Amplify Shader Editor in Unity to make the shaders for the game we're currently working on. Our first experience with Amplify has been great, except for this small issue we're now facing.

The setup
The idea is that we want to create a slight deformation to our meshes with ...