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urp-fading-standard-shaders
Learn how you can easily fade out objects that are using the standard URP shaders that obstruct view to the player using C# code!
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fade-objects-standard-shader
Learn how to fade out objects that block line of sight to your player, or any other object, while still using the Unity Standard Shader! No custom shader writing or Shader Graph editing required!
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