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The most complete fade system of the Marketplace:

• Fade foliage.
• Fade Static mesh.
• Fade Skeletal mesh.
• Fade enemies (bye-bye camera bad angle problems!).
• Fade Player Character if too close with camera (bye-bye camera bad clipping effect!).
• All Fades Replicated.
• Works also with First person character, thanks to the “Fade in front of character” mode (watch video example: Link ).
• You prefer to Fade by component? Or by Material? Both solutions are provided, and work perfectly together (zero conflict when used at the same time).

HOW DOES IT WORK:

• Add a “FadeThisMesh” component to a mesh, or a “FadethisMaterial” function to a material, and enjoy, that’s all !!
• You can access more detailed parameters inside every mesh’s “FadeThisMesh”, to create your own setting individually on any mesh you want (change textures/colors/materials, transition speed, transparency, size of fade effect around the player, distance offset in any direction, and many other things…)

WHAT DOES FADE ANYTHING DO:

• Fade anything you can imagine (wall, roof, ground, enemies, houses, vehicles, little or big objects, grass, trees, landscape foliage, static or skeletal meshes…)
• Fade any kind of player pawn attached or not to a camera (Character, car, airplane…).
• Fade effect not only between Character and Player Camera, but also with any cameras that are active (perfect for games using several cameras in a level).
• For advanced Fade edition, every customisable parameters are all explained inside their own comment bubble.

Fade by Component:

• Fade anything you want between camera and player.
• You can fade by transparency, or by using your own meshes materials, like on this example: Link

Fade by Distance Material:

• Fade anything you want by distance to the camera (perfect on foliage).
• This is an adaptative system, you can use it directly with your meshes materials.