Hi, I’m pretty new to Unity and I was trying to create a 2d mesh with script that is a single transparent color. I can’t figure out what kind of material I would need to use for it to work. I’ve tried the standard material and set it to the transparent setting, but it has some kind of gradient that changes on the angle you are looking at it? I’ve tried using the unlit colors material but the transparency effect doesn’t happen for some reason. Does anyone have an idea how I could fix the issue?
Here are some pictures of my code and what is happening:
Everything you need to test about materials in your case can be tested with a few basic Unity Quad primitives, eg, right-click → 3D Object → Quad, then drag the materials you want on.
So I tested the standard transparent material with the quad object and it works perfectly fine but my mesh isn’t transparent when I try creating it through script. Do you know why a mesh created in the way I’ve done wouldn’t be transparent but a Unity quad would?
Sorry, I just realized that I said something incorrect. My mesh is transparent but the coloring is weird. Why would creating a mesh in the way I’ve done make the color of the mesh act strange compared to Unity’s Quad?
