I’ve created a laser beam using the line renderer and the only thing I couldn’t find is how to make it look bigger. My camera is far away (a table-top perspective of Z: -520) and the line renderer is at Z 0.
I have a nice shader on it that looks great from up close, not sure how relevant this information is.
Just look how tiny this thing is:
I searched and searched, couldn’t find any answer to this. Is there any way to increase its thickness?
Try the huge graph in the middle of the component labeled “width”.
(Also while I’m being slightly snarky, I too somehow miss that thing every time I go back to the built in line renderer.)
I did try it, It’s set to 1 and it seems it’s the max value i can set unless i missed something.
Change this “one”.
The points on that graph are normalized between a time of 0.0 and 1.0, and a relative scale of 0.0 and 1.0. However the absolute scale is set by the value in the top left there.
Ha, no wonder I couldn’t find it 
It’s indeed really hard to spot. This made my day! Thank you so much for your help!
you you drag the width and increase its value for 0.1 to as you can
Wow, that was a tricky one, thank you so much, I think I’ll never spot it!
Thank you very much!!!
My brain just assumed that width value was the first keys value. Haven’t seen this scaling feature in any other Unity graphs. Thank you.
