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How to have a gradient blur in objects on Unity?
This is related to a previous question I've asked here:
How to blur entire scene but a specific spot in Unity? …
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How to blur entire scene but a specific spot in Unity?
What I want is basically: A way to blur every object/sprite on the scene, but have a "blur-free" circular zone, that can move. … And everything that's behind that circular zone won't have the blur effect applied to it. …
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How to blur entire scene but a specific spot in Unity?
I used the shaders from this post:
http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/sprite-renderer-mask-on-specific-sorting-layer.356824/#post-2310992
And a simple grey circle for the "blur-free" circular zone. … While my draw calls doubled, as there was 2 times the amount of objects on scene, the performance impact wasn't as great as if I used a shader to blur the entire scene.
Thanks for your attention. …
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