Stylized Death FX: 60 Dissolve Effects
Kill your characters in style. ... Every effect is one prefab driven by one component. ... FEATURES ... Demo scene with all 60 effects, click-to-kill and a fly camera PDF documentation
by Livi3d
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• 60 prefabs
• 1 dissolve shader (pattern, deform, edge, cracks, veins, glitter, stars) and 3 particle shaders; no Shader Graph required
• Particle meshes: rocks, bones, organs, crystals, mushrooms, beetles, jelly cubes
• 59 textures, max 512 px (most 64–256 px)
• Scripts: SDVDissolveController, SDVRemains, actors (flyer, flock, tentacles, echoes); namespace StylizedDissolveVFX with its own assembly definition
• Skinned meshes supported; enable Read/Write on the mesh for edge particles
• Demo bloom uses a URP volume; demo controls use the classic Input Manager
• Unity 2021.3 LTS and newer
Kill your characters in style. Stylized Death FX is a pack of 60 complete death effects: the character stands, gets killed, disintegrates in the effect's own style and leaves remains on the floor (a puddle, ash, rubble, a crater) that fade away on their own.
Every effect is one prefab driven by one component. Drop it on your character, call Kill() and you're done.
FEATURES
• 60 unique effects: fire, ice, lava, gold, crystal, stone, sand, ash, blood, rot, jelly, black hole, void, meteor, infernal circle, phoenix rebirth, crow and butterfly flocks, origami cranes, beetle swarm, tentacles, hologram, glitch, pixel, digital rain, phase shift, aurora and more
• Works on any mesh: static or skinned / animated characters
• Your character keeps its own texture until the effect reaches it
• Dissolve top-down, bottom-up or outward from the hit point with KillFrom(hitPoint)
• Remains on the floor that fade out automatically
• Flying creatures, flocks and rising spirits with their own animation
• On Death Started / On Death Finished events, automatic Deactivate or Destroy
• One shared, customisable dissolve shader: duplicate a material to make your own variant
• Demo scene with all 60 effects, click-to-kill and a fly camera
• PDF documentation