Paint in Editor unlocks the ability to paint objects in your scene – great for making small tweaks, or even creating entirely new texture sets!
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This is a paid asset, but now you can download the “Paint in Editor” for FREE. Please keep in mind that this package is provided only for learning purposes or to test before buying the product, NOT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.
Paint in Editor v1.0.6 (23 May 2024) (Latest version)
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Description
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⚡ Easy To Use & Lightning Fast ― Using GPU acceleration and intuitive editor controls, you can enjoy painting your objects with incredible speed. With full support for painting meshes, skinned meshes, and sprites, you enjoy painting everything with ease.
???? Mesh Analysis ― Includes a nice tool to quickly analyze your mesh UV data to see if it’s suitable for painting, and includes tools to fix common issues.
????️ Mesh Unwrapper & Remap ― With just one click you can make any mesh ready for painting with the mesh UV unwrapper. If your mesh was originally using a texture atlas (e.g. low poly mesh), then you can use the texture remapper tool to quickly convert your textures to the new layout.
????️ Paint Brushes ― Paint seamless materials and decals with full PBR texture support. Adjust all brush settings including color, size, rotation, spacing, scattering, and much more. You can even add your own materials with a few clicks.
???? Undo & Redo & Eraser ― Easily correct any mistakes you made while painting with undo & redo. You can also revert the whole texture back to its original state, or just specific parts of it.
???? Custom Shaders ― Automatically comes configured for most of Unity’s built-in shaders, and you can easily add support for your own custom shaders in seconds.
Technical details
This asset uses the VarelaRound font under SIL OFL 1.1; see Third-Party Notices.txt file in package for details.
This texture painting asset allows you to paint MeshRenderer, SkinnedMeshRenderer, and SpriteRenderer GameObjects in edit mode. SpriteRenderer components with the default Draw Mode = Simple setting can be painted – Sliced/Tiled or SpriteShape drawing is not supported. Custom shaders are supported, but they must use textures that are applied to the mesh using UV data (i.e. most shaders can be made to work).
