Demo Scene

AllIn1TextShader/Demo/Demo-TextShader.unity is a carousel of 38 showcases, each made only with the toolkit: game titles, logos, combat text, dialogue boxes, signs and screens. Every look is a material you can select and inspect, so the quickest way to make something is often to find the closest showcase and copy its material.

Controls

Key	Button	What it does
A or ←	Previous demo	The previous showcase
D or →	Next demo	The next showcase
I	Info	Shows or hides what the showcase uses and how it was made
W	Lock Cursor	Locks or unlocks the cursor
E	Hide UI	Hides the interface, for clean screenshots. Press E again to bring it back

The title shows the showcase’s name, with “Demo N of M” under it, and the carousel wraps around at both ends. Some showcases take input of their own: in the dialogue ones a click or Space finishes the line or skips to the next, and in Torchlight the mouse moves the torch and a click casts a Twist.

Outside play mode, the DemoSceneController object’s inspector has < Previous and Next > buttons, to browse the showcases and inspect them without pressing Play.

When you press Play, a cover reading “Loading effects” draws every showcase once before the first one shows, so browsing never stops to compile a shader. To skip it, turn off Prewarm On Start on the same object.

The showcases

The I panel describes each one: the look, the effects it uses, and how hard it is to set up. In order:

#	Showcase	Shows off
1	Asset Title	Symmetric bevel with reflections, three outlines, Extrude, warps
2	Fire	Additive text layers, distortion and flicker, letters on splines
3	Electric	Four additive layers of stepped distortion
4	Cloudy	A soft additive layer with noise
5	Hologram	Hologram, Glitch and Flicker
6	GOO	Bevel with Round Wave
7	Fantasy Logo	Gold bevel, Extrude, a shine sweep and an Arc warp
8	Portal	Twist with Bevel and Extrude
9	Harvest Valley	Wind
10	Neon Logo	Outlines and glows that feed bloom, Flicker
11	Treasure Map	Fade with a burning edge
12	Pixel Title	Pixelate
13	Horror Title	Flicker and glow
14	Countdown	Bevel, Extrude and Shine on numbers
15	Fight Intro	Bevel with reflections, on splines
16	Comic	Overlay Texture, Extrude and a warp
17	Combat Text	Pooled damage numbers
18	Level Up	Shine, Bevel and Extrude
19	Rarity Tiers	One look per item rarity
20	Game Over	Letters on splines
21	Spline Travel	Show and Hide along a curve
22	LED Display	The LED Panel with a scrolling ticker
23	Retro TV	Pixelate on a 3D screen
24	Chromatic Aberration	Two additive layers with Vertex Shake
25	Visual Novel	Dialogue with rich text
26	Comms	Glitch and Flicker on a radio channel
27	RPG Dialogue	A dialogue box
28	Color Gradient	Color Gradient
29	Color Ramp	Color Ramp
30	Chameleon	The color adjustments: Color Grading, Hue Shift, Contrast and Brightness, Posterize, Greyscale
31	Metallic	Bevel with a normal map and reflections
32	Bevels	Symmetric bevel on the outlines too
33	Torchlight	Bevel lit by a moving torch
34	Splines	Text on curves
35	Warp	The Warp component’s styles
36	Word Art	Warps and Extrude, Word Art style
37	Circle Warp	Text around a planet
38	Custom Warp	A hand shaped cage

Every text in the demo has a Typewriter, so each showcase also shows a reveal, and most show loops and hides as you move on.

Post processing

Many showcases glow, and the glow is bloom from post processing:

• URP: the demo adds its own bloom, nothing to install.
• Built-in: the bloom needs Unity’s Post Processing package. Without it the demo runs with no bloom, and the Console reminds you to install it from the Package Manager.

The glow comes from the materials’ HDR colors and Color Intensity, so the same materials glow in your own scenes once you add bloom there.

On URP, the Retro TV’s cabinet uses Built-in materials, and the toolkit converts them for you when the editor loads, see Setup and Render Pipelines.

Fonts and credits

The demo fonts are from Google Fonts, under the Open Font License: Audiowide, Bangers, Bungee Shade, Cinzel Decorative, Lilita One, Monoton, Pacifico, Poetsen One, Press Start 2P, UnifrakturMaguntia and VT323. Their licenses ship with the fonts. The textures credited in the package’s Readme and Licenses.txt are CC0, from ambientCG and Kenney.

You can use the demo fonts in your own game under their license. Whatever you make with the asset can go in any product, but the package’s own source files cannot be redistributed as they are.