Scene Transitions - 48 Shaders

48 scene transitions for Unity, in one line of C#. No prefab to place, no setup: import the package and call it.

SceneTransition.ChangeScene("Level2", "diamonds");
yield return SceneTransition.Cover("iris", new SceneTransition.Options { CenterOn = player });
// ...teleport the player, load a save...
yield return SceneTransition.Reveal("iris");

What's inside

• 25 patterns: fade, dither, wipe, diamonds, circles, iris, clock, blinds, checker, noise, spiral, curtain, zigzag, shards, bars, hexagons, tiles, triangles, waves, rays, box, interlace, rings, bubbles, pinwheel.
• 9 screen effects that bend the game image before it fades: pixelate, swirl, ripple, zoom, slice, melt, tv, wave, blur.
• 14 rule masks: bricks, burst, clouds, cracks, drip, fan, flames, heart, moon, paw, shatter, spots, star, whirl. Or draw your own: any greyscale texture works as a transition.
• Every transition has options: colour, duration, easing, direction, cell count, soft edges.
• Iris, clock, spiral, rays, swirl, zoom and tv close on a point or a Transform, so the screen can close on the player.
• PixelSize gives chunky edges that match pixel-art games.
• Scenes load in the background while the screen is covered.
• Runs on unscaled time, so it works while the game is paused, and blocks clicks while the screen is covered.
• Prefer the editor? Each transition is a UI shader with a Progress slider, ready for an Animator or Timeline.
• Demo scene: a meadow and a dungeon and a button for every style.

Compatibility

• Unity 6.3 or later, in any render pipeline: Built-in, URP (2D or Universal Renderer) and HDRP.
• Either input handler for the demo: the Input Manager or the Input System.