Create Colors
If all the provided material options are not enough and you wish to create your own colors; we have also included "Colorize" materials/shaders for URP and HDRP.
If you are using Universal 3D (URP) or High Definition 3D (HDRP) then after you import the upgrade packs from the “SRP” folder you will also get an additional folder “Colorize”.
These shaders and the materials implementing them will enable you to pick your own colors and remove weathering or logos.
You may notice that in some of the materials, the logos do not have a clean version and that the "LogosDirty" slider may not have an effect. In others, the emission "Glow Color" or such may not have an effect. The main purpose of these materials is to enable you to choose your color and remove logos/weathering if needed. I tried my best to uniform the shader graphs and reduce their number to make it easier for anyone to edit them and as a result some materials may have ineffective sliders.
These Colorize materials mostly use the “Masks” inside the texture folder of every spaceship.
Colorize for Built-In Render Pipeline
If you are using the Built-In Render Pipeline you can still use the Colorize materials/shaders if you install the “Graph Shader” package from the package manager. The Built-In Render Pipeline does not include the Graph Shader package by default.
After you have installed the “Shader Graph” package from the “Package Manager” inside the “Unity Registry” category. You can now import the “Built-In_Colorize” from the “Built-In” folder and you will have the Colorize materials and shaders.
Creating New 2D Textures Manually
The “Colorize” materials for URP and HDRP may negate the need for using color masks in Photoshop or 2D editing tools since you can easily pick your own colors. But these masks and PSD files were kept for those who may need the hands-on approach for more control or those who may need the performance gain by pre-preparing the textures. Texture masks can be used in Photoshop or your favorite photo editing software. Pre-prepared PSD files and separated texture masks have also been provided in the USC Bonus Files pack.
You can download these files from the Bonus Files pack which you will get free access to after purchasing the USC.
A very quick example of modifying the textures using masks in Photoshop can be viewed very briefly in the USC Overview video here:
You can also see more details in the PSD or Masks sections.
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