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Fractal Generator

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Tool to create fractals which can be animated in real-time. Perfect for sacred and magical object in your fantasy RPG.

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About this asset

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Get Fractals in your game!

This asset contains a tool to generate 3D Fractals like Menger Sponges or Sierpinski Triangles.

Easy to use:

Generate fractals by simply aligning game objects to create fractal patterns. Auto updating feature allows immediate results while designing the fractal!

Create Animated Fractals!

The new Native Fractal Generator allows animated fractals thanks to the new Burst Compiler and Job System!

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Technical details

Uses burst and job system for full performance gain!

Compatibility

Render pipelines supported in each Unity version
Unity version Built-in URP HDRP
2021.2.6f1 Compatible Not listed Not listed

HD/LW Render Pipeline Information:

Fractals are procedurally generated 3D meshes that can use any material. The chosen render pipeline does not influence mesh generation. Samples only use the normal Standard shader. The procedurally generated 3D mesh does not care what material is assigned inside the MeshRenderer.

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