Comments

• ChrisIceBox

  January 2022

  It may be a shader issue.

  The built-in effect is achieved by affecting the material's "_Color" property, which not all shaders have. I can't say why you'd have a difference between the Scene and Game windows, but that may be a Unity behaviour.

  If you're using a custom shader, you may need to control the effect through a script. You can do this by unchecking Auto-brighten materials when enabled? and then read the Highlight component's GetHighlightIntensity function to apply the effect to your custom shader property, i.e.:

  void Update ()
  {
      GetComponent<Renderer>().material.SetFloat ("MyProperty", GetComponent<AC.Highlight>().GetHighlightIntensity ());
  }
  
• armaan

  January 2022

  Ah, thanks for the response. I'll give this a shot.