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Question by t-pedrob · Mar 20, 2013 at 01:03 PM · texturetexturespaper

Burning paper effect problem

hi, guys, i am trying to make a burning paper effect. I have a plane with a texture on it and when he touch on fire i need to make it seem a little like a burned paper over time. Any help?

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Answer by Owen-Reynolds · Mar 20, 2013 at 02:00 PM

I'm thinking one "good" and one "fully burnt" texture. The burnt texture would have alpha high on the edges and low nearer the middle, as "guide" for what parts get burnt first. Then a shader would blend using (originalBurntAlpha-burnLevel)*gradient. Gradient is thickness of the zone between good and burnt..

For example, (alpha-0.5)*5 would turn any original alpha less than 0.5 into 0 (unburnt,) 0.5 to 0.7 would fade from good to burnt, and 0.7 or more fully burnt. Those are final 2-texture lerp values, so 0 means "show good only," 0.2 means show 20% burnt and 1 means "show 100% burnt texture."

That's simple enough if you know fragment shaders (but most plp don't.) Maybe shaderLab can do it. The trick depends on being able to ADD (or subtract) a variable from the alpha. Can't think of a way to do that w/o a custom shader. On a material+any builtin shader, the color is always only a multiplier.

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