Script & Toolkit for creating 2D parallax background View on Asset Store (opens in new tab)

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Script & Toolkit for creating 2D parallax background

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The package will help you quickly create a parallax background for 2D games.

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About this asset

Asset contains a script for creating 2d backgrounds with parallax. You can adjust the number of background layers, select the offset of each layer and set the speed of the background movement (for example, to create clouds, fog, etc.). Toolkit contains a button to create and remove the background. Also, the asset contains a test scene, an example of a background with 3 layers with fogs and a character with a control script. There are also short comments and a readme file elements in the package. Perfect for 2D runners, platformers, puzzle or similar games.

Perfect for 2D runners, platformers, puzzle or similar games.

Package contains:

- full demo scene with multilayer background

- player control script

- parallax effect along both X and Y axis

- full source code

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Compatibility

Full refactored scripts. Now you can create background prefab from scriptableObject. Scripts are divided into components, they themselves are imposed, you only need to initialize them. The project has an example of how to do this.

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