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[Unity Asset] Weather Maker - Sky, Weather, Water, Volumetric Light v3.8.9 (LAG)
Submitted by SMOLIGE, 12-08-2018, 12:56 PM, Thread ID: 98588
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Overview
Weather Maker is the most complete weather, water, terrain overlay and sky system for Unity. With both 2D and 3D modes, Weather Maker is the last asset you will need for weather, sky and more in your Unity app or game. Full C# source code and shader code is provided! Just drop a prefab in your scene and it's ready to go!
Price
Weather Maker is the lowest cost weather, water, sky and lightning solution on the asset store - by a lot. Don't be fooled by the price, Weather Maker contains as many, or more features than any other weather and sky system, along with the best performance of the bunch. No need for other assets - water, fog, volumetric lights, etc. - it's all built in.
Performance
Weather Maker has been endlessly tuned for maximum performance. Other sky and weather assets use highly complex and inefficient shaders which will cause low FPS, especially on VR and mobile. Not Weather Maker. All shaders are heavily optimized even for low end platforms.
Weather
Weather effects include rain, snow, hail and sleet. Collision with scene is optional. Particle systems are lit properly by all lights in your scene. All weather effects fade cleanly both visual and audio to ensure a life-like and smooth experience. Wind is bundled as well and affects particles and trees. Sound dampening prefabs are provided to handle cases where the player goes inside.
Water
Water is built right in. No need for other more expensive assets. Drop a dynamic water prefab in your scene and get one draw call full light support. Performance is perfect, even on VR and mobile! Weather Maker has the only water on the asset store that renders reflections in VR in multi-pass and single pass stereo. Forward base + forward add path is also supported if you want full shadow support on the water. I'll be adding more water types, better looking water and buoyancy in future updates.
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Asset Store
Overview
Weather Maker is the most complete weather, water, terrain overlay and sky system for Unity. With both 2D and 3D modes, Weather Maker is the last asset you will need for weather, sky and more in your Unity app or game. Full C# source code and shader code is provided! Just drop a prefab in your scene and it's ready to go!
Price
Weather Maker is the lowest cost weather, water, sky and lightning solution on the asset store - by a lot. Don't be fooled by the price, Weather Maker contains as many, or more features than any other weather and sky system, along with the best performance of the bunch. No need for other assets - water, fog, volumetric lights, etc. - it's all built in.
Performance
Weather Maker has been endlessly tuned for maximum performance. Other sky and weather assets use highly complex and inefficient shaders which will cause low FPS, especially on VR and mobile. Not Weather Maker. All shaders are heavily optimized even for low end platforms.
Weather
Weather effects include rain, snow, hail and sleet. Collision with scene is optional. Particle systems are lit properly by all lights in your scene. All weather effects fade cleanly both visual and audio to ensure a life-like and smooth experience. Wind is bundled as well and affects particles and trees. Sound dampening prefabs are provided to handle cases where the player goes inside.
Water
Water is built right in. No need for other more expensive assets. Drop a dynamic water prefab in your scene and get one draw call full light support. Performance is perfect, even on VR and mobile! Weather Maker has the only water on the asset store that renders reflections in VR in multi-pass and single pass stereo. Forward base + forward add path is also supported if you want full shadow support on the water. I'll be adding more water types, better looking water and buoyancy in future updates.
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