Overlay blending mode on sprites

Hello,
I would like to make overlay blending mode like from photoshop on sprites rendering. I can add material from mobile>particles>addtive but I cannot find overlay option. How can I make it?

 

you have to create that shader to make an overlay material
and depends on the option, not all blend modes can be re-created on the blend mode logic

overlay is the math of screen & multiply where the operation is different between 0 and .5
https://forum.unity.com/threads/overlay-blend-mode-with-shader-graph.1015405/

screen is IIRC : 1 - (1-source) * (1- destination)
so that would be the inverse of Blend OneMinusSrcColor OneMinusDstColor... (i think)

Screen is also not available in a blend mode, though Soft additive i think might be identical
Blend One OneMinusSrcColor
or
Blend OneMinusDstColor One
https://forum.unity.com/threads/dif...e-add-screen-overlay-changing-hue-tint.62507/


the asset store does have a pack available though so you can grab this very versatile tool if you want something fast
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/tools/particles-effects/blend-modes-28238

 

Thank you so much, I have used that code howhever is different than Photoshop Overlay effect.
Thats strange Unity don't have blending modes as a standard assets x_X.
I need only overlay effect so paying $50 for that asset is too expensive for me for now.

 

it can be done with a grab pass IIRC
i can't get this to work as scripting to this level is above my skillset

but maybe you can get something out of this.. the 2nd texture needs to be the background like a RTT but maybe there's a better way to throw a post-process through it.

http://blog.onebyonedesign.com/unity/photoshop-blend-modes-for-unity3d/

 

If anyone comes to this old thread looking to set up a sprite overlay blend in shader graph, this is what I've come up with (using the URP Sprite Lit Shader Graph as a base). Might not be exactly what you're looking for but it is simple enough to extend/modify. The blend node itself has a bunch of other modes in the dropdown that you can also experiment with.