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This does not seem to function for me. Does it not work in URP projects?

Exactly what I needed. Thx!

Great solution! Thank you

Do not set the alpha channel to 0 in the UiMask material settings and everything will work for those who do not

This is not applying a texture on 1 side of the cube this is inserting a plane above one side of a cube.

Nice, short, to the point. Great!

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My man, just wanna let you know you are a LIFE SAVER. I've been like 4 hours or even more on this, because when I loaded new scenes through doors in my game, the other methods (with scripts to create new stencil materials) just broke and didn't create the black masked material for some unknown reason. I've been searching this whole time and, after a short break, picked up your video. Thanks!

quad thing first emntioned in 1000 video I watched

Thanks, this just magically worked. You are awesome :)

Honestly, this and dabu6550's fix in the comments are the best and most flexible solutions i've seen on this so far. Great tutorial and I hope your game does well!

Passionnant ce short, je l'ai regardé au moins 15 fois, on en apprend des choses !

Dude, fuck me I spent way too long trying to solve this without your mathematical knowledge. Thanks mate

It actually freaking worked, thanks a lot <3

this doesn't work in Unity 2020.3.40f1

brilliant~!

Thanks a ton for this video, spent a few hours looking for this solution and luckily I stubled upon this!

Thank you for this, exactly what I needed!

thank! <3

This is great but my sprite loses its transparency when following your instructions. Not sure why!

now do acceleration. good luck with that. You're better off using a iterative method.

Thanks for the tutorial, I think inverted UI mask should be available in unity built-in components

So good. My logic stopped when you said (dB = sA * (dA / sB)) is the "Same" as (= dA * (sA / sB))... I think if I would have understood that part I would've gotten the rest. But I copied that code, and that worked amazingly. But I really wish I would've understood it better. Thanks for sharing! Edit: I get that these 2 equations result in the same outcome, but I don't understand why we chose the other one here. :D

This is excellently simple and useful! Such a great way of doing tricky things. Thanks a lot!

"reciprocal"

is there any open source code available over this? can i get any git link?

Hey, I really liked your channel. It is irrelevant but Can you tell me about where I can learn this depth map approach for 2d games, I was really intrigued

Wow this is so much simpler than I thought, you'd think Unity would just provide these materials by default. Thanks!

This is a HORRIBLE tutorial. You are essentially rendering a completely new quad just to get your texture there, while there is absolutely no reason for it. It's adding 4 additional vertices to each piece of geometry. You need to use UV mapping to apply a texture to one side of a cube without any of this overhead. You can create a dynamic mesh right in Unity if you want to do this; no need for Blender or "importing cubes".

All that other stuff seemed like more work then just making a cube in blender

Oh my goodness, thank you for this. This was very helpful!

Hello there! Can you share how you achieved this? Im trying to create an AI where it changes its destination depending on the situation. Thanks!

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nice!

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Thank you!

For those who want the mask to move and the background not to move: Set different Materials to the mask and the bg Mask:8,1,2,255,255,0; BG:3,2,0,0,1,15; Then you can just put the Mask and BG the child of the canvas, and the mask needs to be upper Finally, you can move the mask now

Hi this is amazing, I had a question regarding position. When I move my object away from zero, the strength intensifies. Is there a way to avoid this? thanks! Edit: it doesnt seem like theres a difference between setting it from world to object.

Hey man thanks alot! Also for anyone that want's the reverse effect, I changed stencil id on masked material to 1 (so both materials have same id) and it worked

Thanks you so much! I needed to do normal masking, but without parenting so that I could anchor to the correct element, and this finally did the trick!

There seem to be two cases not covered in this video. I had cases with 2 positive roots, where to solve you actually have to take the min, not the max. And two negative roots, for which I haven't solved yet.

How can i make mask looks more smooth? On video it has sharp edges and pixels. Thanks for the video btw.

thank you guy, it is awesome

Thank you!

it does not work, i checked few times, i did as on the video, projectiles always missed

Works Thanks

Awesome!

Thanks king!

Thank you very much! I've been looking for this all day!

Awesome tutorial! This is really useful!