Configurable Unity Shaders

Access otherwise hidden shader features to understand them

Don't repeat yourself by writing the same shaders over and over again with little variation. You can expose a lot of different shader settings through attributes! Configurable Shaders does three main things:

Provide unlit and lit shaders for Opaque, Cutout and Transparent RenderTypes with a lot of configuration.
Provide new useful Material Property Drawers and Debug Shaders
Document the hidden features of shaders, that are not that apparent from the Unity Docs.

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Installation

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Unity Package Manager (UPM)

You will need to have git installed and set in your system PATH.

Find Packages/manifest.json in your project and add the following:

{
  "dependencies": {
    "com.supyrb.configurableshaders": "https://github.com/supyrb/ConfigurableShaders.git#0.7.1",
    "...": "..."
  }
}

OpenUPM

Install the package with OpenUPM through the commandline

# Install openupm-cli
$ npm install -g openupm-cli

# Enter your unity project folder
$ cd YOUR_UNITY_PROJECT_FOLDER

# Add package to your project
$ openupm add com.supyrb.configurableshaders

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Additional Support Notes

This project is for Unity's Built-In Render Pipeline, and not meant for usage in the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) or the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP)
Alpha 2 Coverage is supported in the Unlit Cutout Shader (More Information)
Easily Recreate Diablo BlendAdd by setting Blend to One OneMinusSrcAlpha (More Information)
Custom Material PropertyDrawers
Single Pass Stereo Rendering for VR
Shadows are also configured with the settings of the shader (which is great!)