The .unitypackage file contains the installer script and all the assets. Import it into your project, and the installer will show up in the Thicc Water menu at the very top.
The script file adds a menu to the toolbar in Unity. At the top of your window, open the "PleasureArcade" menu, and select "ThiccWater Installer" to open the actual installer.
The script file adds a menu to the toolbar in Unity. At the top of your window, open the "PleasureArcade" menu, and select "ThiccWater Installer" to open the actual installer.
I'll keep the Gumroad files updated for the time being. I'd like to set up a transfer so folks who bought it there can also access it here, but still trying to find the best way to do that.
In normal mirrors, it can work (although the interference between the real particles and the reflected ones looks weird), but in cutout/transparent mirrors, it tends to turn large spots in the mirror solid black. I've been in groups where multiple people have Thicc Water turned on at once, and it can really ruin peoples' experiences, so I forced it off.
If you really need it to show in a mirror, there's only one line in the shader that disables it. Open up Assets/PleasureArcade/ProcessorShader.shader, around line 92 and delete this line:
clip(IsMirrorClone() ? -1 : 1);
then it'll show in mirrors.
I could add a checkbox for this in the next update, but I'm hesitant to do that without a way for others to turn it off. Maybe have it only show in the mirror for the person wearing it? Not sure.
Probably no major updates, the project's pretty much complete. We are planning on releasing other models, and any new features created for those will be included in this one, too.
