An editor tool to dynamically create textures in edit and runtime modes for cool results - after getting aquainted

Still works with latest Unity3d build as of 09/2019 and build back through 2017.

matGate is fully functioning however additional features and optimizations are on the roadmap.

• Take any source texture or image, and make it a uniqe texture after playing around a bit :)
• Allows for saving textures directly to Asset folder.
• Output texture saved and applied to material
• Add to Shader properties for awesome results
• Pixellation, Large or Small Randomization options
• Create animations with your textures (Thanks to https://github.com/KuboS0S/Mode7Shader)

Backup your scene and project prior to use. Backup your textures or use test textures until you know how it works!!!

If you drag a texure onto the destination texture input on the controller - it will be overridden.

• Backup your textures or use test textures until you know how it works
• Always use duplicates of textures just in case - not originals.
• The source should never be overriden, but until it's clear, use backup textures

• Place the Editor script in your Editor folder under Assets. Create one if it doens't exist

• Create a mesh with a renderer, and place the controller script onto it

• Under the controller script, drage your source texture into the source tex

• Duplicate your source texture in your assets folder (CTRL+D, or Command+D)

• Drag the duplicated texture onto the dest tex input on the controller

• Create a new material, and put it onto the mesh

• Drag the duplicated texture from your assets folder, onto the mesh in scene view

• Now you can begin experimenting with the settings:

• In edit mode, you can change the values and hit 'Update' to see the changes

• You can also use the Randomization buttons

• In game mode, it is all updated in realtime - However the randomization buttons will not function

• Add to the bump map to add an additional UV layer to animate and bump - As well as experiment with adding to the material

• On the textures used, you will need to make it readable.
• Click on the texture within your assets folder, and check 'Read/Write Enabled'
• You may also need to use the Advanced section and override the settings to use RGBA 32 Bit