unity aquas asset not visible in the scene viewer

If I check the profiler it is 'AQUAS_Reflection.OnWillRenderObject()' that consumes most of the frame time and dropping the fps. But if I enable the Aquas plane (default settings just scaled up to cover the whole island, but no underwater effects) I get 30-40fps instead. Without an Aquas plane in the scene I have 200-300fps. It does have lots of trees, no grass or other details at the moment. I'm using Aquas in my scene, at the moment it is just a scene with a big terrain, it is an island approx. This image is of my brown sandy terrain above water. Now, everything in the sky has a blue tint.

Changed my 'main camera' to the FPSController camera.

Put camera underwater, I get a blurry watery look.

Manually edited the 'GlobalFog' class making it public.

Imported the Aquas and Editor folders by dragging and dropping them in.

Created a new terrain using Unity terrain tools gave it a texture.

Not sure which version of Aquas I have, didn't see a version #, but I purchased and downloaded it on March/27/2017 But have been writing software for 20 years.

Only been using it off and on for a couple years and mostly in the past few months. Also, I'm not overly knowledgeable in Unity and what not. The shaders do have some noise to make the water less calm, but not quite what you're looking for (not sure what you're after is realistic in a single package, just fwiw).Īfter applying underwater affects, I get a blue shading everywhere. Long story short, Aquas is beautiful flat water, great for calm oceans, lakes and flat flowing rivers.

And finally, any touches for increasing and reducing the puddle factor on those rocks for the polish (a little easier with something like megasplat). And then you'd also have to include the particle effects for the wave crashing. You could use flowmaps to make the water flow quickly towards the rocks, but you'd have to figure out how to animate the crash causing the tide to flow back. Aquas focuses on flat water planes, but having read most of the forum, I do believe the author has some plans in the future for deforming mesh water (or perhaps just a change to the bouyancy stuff in support of artificial swells).Īs for waves crashing against rocks, I suspect that'd the closest you could get right now, wouldn't look fantastic. Click to expand.Don't take my word on this, but the short answer is no.

Unity aquas asset not visible in the scene viewer