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Swiss Army Spline

by Becoming

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Generate and animate bridges, roads, railways, tunnels, roller coasters, fences, walls, factory lines, alleyways, domino tracks, you name it, the easy way.

$34.99

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About this asset

Produce complex meshes easily by using profile extrusion and mesh distribution. The powerful Profile-Editor lets you create shapes of any complexity in a matter of minutes.

Animate and or distribute Game Objects along your paths.

The intuitive custom inspector design gives a great overview and speeds up your workflow.

FEATURES:

  • Create your own splines with the included spline tool
  • Create complex profiles in the included profile creation tool
  • Extrude your profiles along splines 
  • Extrude your profiles orthogonal to your splines
  • Distribute meshes along your splines (combined into the result automatically)
  • Distribute gameobjects (this include, lights, effects, etc.) along your splines
  • Distribution can be randomized
  • Distribution can be oriented as you like
  • Animate Along path using a speed curve or simply by gravity

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Compatibility

Unity version Built-in URP HDRP Custom
6000.0.18f1
2023.2.20f1
2023.1.0f1
2022.3.45f1
2022.2.0f1
2022.1.0f1
2021.3.43f1
2021.1.0f1
2019.4.3f1

This asset is a parametric modeling tool, so it is render pipeline independent. The included demo scene (import optional) uses materials based on the standard shader (Built-in RP), so after import into a project that uses URP or HDRP you need to convert the materials using Unity's conversion tools.

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