Resolved How to create attached animated shader in Shader Graph

Hi @jGate99,

You can do something like this.



Please share details about the use case if you can.
Cheers

 

While there's a node to rotate UVs, in this case you may simply add to (or subtract from) the Y component of the Polar Coordinates to make the result rotate.
I also added the ability to position the center.

I'm not sure about this, but at high resolution, it would use less memory than an Image.

@BenCloward what's your opinion on performance here?

 

It's very hard to predict whether a texture sample or procedural generation will be cheaper. The answer is different depending on the platform and on the context (what other things are happening in the scene). The best way to know is to test both on the target hardware and measure the performance. My guess is that in this case, the procedural approach will be slightly cheaper, but I can't guarantee that.

This procedural method that Fred gave you has several advantages over a texture sample. It will maintain sharpness and clarity regardless of the screen resolution. It doesn't use any texture memory. And it's very configurable - easy to change without having to jump out to image editing software and re-import assets.