Super Rays
Cinematic god rays and sun shafts for focused, directional atmosphere in URP.
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Build better scenes. Work faster.
Focused editor tools and atmospheric URP effects for clearer scenes, faster workflows, and deliberate visual direction.
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Super Fog
Analytical height fog and volumetric lights for shaping depth in URP environments.
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Super Hierarchy
A focused Unity editor tool for making scene hierarchy work easier to scan.
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RePivot
A free pivot workflow tool for safer, more predictable scene layout edits.
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Atmosphere outside. Order inside.
Two sides of Unity production: shaping the scene people see and improving the editor work that gets it there.
Give depth a clear role.
Fog, haze, cloud shadows, and directional rays work best when each effect answers a different visual question.
Reduce friction in the scene view.
Hierarchy, pivot, and layout tools support the small repeatable actions that add up across a project.
Understand the decision.
Practical guides explain the workflow before introducing a tool that may help.
Unity journal
Useful before you press Play.
Focused checks for atmosphere, organisation, and scene layout.
Atmosphere
Atmosphere in URP: Fog, Haze, and Light Shafts Without Visual Mud
A practical way to separate atmospheric jobs in a Unity URP scene before you start tuning effects.
Read tutorial →Editor workflow
A Practical Unity Hierarchy That Stays Readable as Scenes Grow
Simple hierarchy habits that reduce search time and make scene ownership clearer for a team.
Read tutorial →Scene layout
Pivot Placement in Unity: A Safer Scene-Layout Workflow
How to reason about pivots, parent transforms, and repeatable placement before editing scene geometry.
Read tutorial →Official publisher profile
Build the scene. Keep the workflow clean.
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