FAQ

Transitions Plus works with Built-in, URP and HDRP. No additional configuration, renderer features, or volume overrides are needed — the asset works immediately after import.

Unity 2022.3 LTS or later is required.

The transition runs as a single full-screen shader pass. GPU cost is minimal — typically under 0.5 ms on modern hardware. The component auto-destroys after completion when Auto Destroy is enabled, so there is zero cost when no transition is active.

Yes. Adjust the parameters in the Inspector, then click Save As New Profile at the bottom. This creates a TransitionProfile ScriptableObject you can reuse across scenes and projects.

Use the static factory method:

using TransitionsPlus;

TransitionAnimator.Start(TransitionType.Fade, duration: 1.5f, color: Color.black);

See the Scripting Support (C#) page for the full API reference.

Yes. Enable Load Scene on the component and set the Scene Name To Load. The scene will load when the transition reaches progress 1. You can also pass sceneNameToLoad as a parameter in the scripting API.

Enable Fade To Camera and assign both Main Camera and Second Camera. The transition will smoothly blend from one camera view to the other. In code:

TransitionAnimator.Start(
    TransitionType.Dissolve,
    duration: 2f,
    fadeToCamera: true,
    mainCamera: cam1,
    secondCamera: cam2,
    switchActiveCamera: true
);

Yes. Set Render Mode to InsideUI and assign a RawImage as the target. The transition will render within that UI element instead of covering the full screen.

The Shape type uses an SDF texture. Create one with a free tool like SDF Maker, import it into Unity, and assign it to the Shape Texture field. See the Transition Types page for details.

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Yes. All Kronnect assets are fully compatible with Unity 6. The minimum supported version is Unity 2022.3 LTS, and this includes Unity 6 and any newer releases.

Use the Texture mode in Transitions Plus. Find or create a hexagon background image (such as from stock resources), add it as a texture in the Texture mode, and apply the desired transition effect (e.g., fade) to it.

The transition may be reaching completion (0 to 1 for the second camera) but not properly firing the inverse transition. Use two separate transition effect objects instead: one for the initial fade-out (with autoplay), and another configured to run the inverse fade-in after a delay. The TransitionAnimator component supports autoplay with configurable delays, allowing you to chain transitions properly.

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