Keyline: Outline, Highlight, X-Ray, Fill · URP HDRP 2D 3D

- ADD ONE COMPONENT. - ASSIGN A PROFILE. - THE OBJECT HAS AN OUTLINE. ▶ TRY IT RIGHT NOW — LIVE WEBGL DEMO WHAT YOU GET - Renderers — MeshRenderer, SkinnedMeshRenderer and SpriteRenderer. One profile format across all three. - Pipelines — URP 17.x and HDRP 17.x in one package, chosen automatically. Built-in is NOT supported. - Four passes per object — outer rim, X-Ray rim for when it is hidden, interior fill, X-Ray interior fill. Each carries its own complete profile, and a mesh adds two optional Cutout Overlays. - Fifteen styles — Solid, Neon, Halo, Sketch, Pattern, Double, Electric, Rainbow, Gradient, Frost, Lava, Smoke, Crystal, Water, Fire. 84 pattern textures included. - Three ways to measure width — world units, constant screen pixels, or whole texels of the sprite for pixel art. - X-Ray that chooses what it shows through — a layer mask per outline, so one target reads through a wall and not through the floor. - One silhouette from several objects — by group, by parent, or automatically the moment two outlines touch. - An optional soft edge, with a glow that obeys the same depth rule the rim it came from does. - A Project Settings page for the project-wide switches, with a line under every rendering pass saying whether it is actually working, not merely switched on. - 2D — outlines measured from a distance field, so they follow what is drawn; pixel-art fields on the texel grid; Sprite Atlas; a field per AnimationClip frame; sorting-order occluders, so X-Ray works with no depth buffer. - Hard 3D cases — flat leaves and single-sided cards, thin prongs, cutout from material alpha, objects that pass through one another, skinned meshes with no per-frame re-bake. - Thirteen ready components — hover, click selection, trigger and proximity highlight, damage flash, fill gauge, impact wave, scan wave, reveal, group highlight, blink, X-Ray when hidden, and an arbiter that stops them fighting. - Eight blend modes per pass, a per-pass draw config, a cheaper Mobile Solid profile for mobile, and scripting access to all of the above. - Never touches your material. No shader swap, no re-authoring. Remove the component and the object is exactly as it was. - Fast — 400 outlined objects in 7 SRP batches, zero per-frame allocation. - Included — a ten-chapter demo scene, a 17-section offline HTML manual with 39 illustrations, a quick start, a changelog, and full C# source. NEW IN 1.2.0 - Sprite Renderer is supported. Keyline Outline 2D gives a sprite the same profiles, styles and four passes as a mesh. - Pixel art is a first-class case. Field Mode bakes the field on the texel grid — square corners, edges on texel boundaries — and a third Width Mode counts whole texels, so one texel of outline is one texel at every zoom. - Five new styles: Lava, Smoke, Crystal, Water and Fire. Fifteen in total. - Eight blend modes per pass. - An optional Soft Edge pass, added and removed in one click, with Halo Occlusion and Glow Outside Only deciding where the glow is allowed to be. - X-Ray see-through layers: each outline names the layers its X-Ray may show through, so two objects behind the same wall can differ. - One answer to which outlines share a silhouette — group, parent and overlap resolved together, so belonging is transitive. - Clip At Intersections, Ignore Object Stretch, Single Layer, and a Mobile Solid Style Profile as its own asset type. - Showing and hiding an outline no longer rebuilds it, so a hover, a selection or an object returning to a pool costs nothing. - A runtime API that sets an outline up in one build: Configure(), an edit scope, and one interface across both components. - A Project Settings page, a Draw Config asset, and a rewritten inspector with a card per pass. - Everything is in the changelog beside this. MESHES AND SPRITES A mesh outline is an inverted hull: the geometry is pushed outwards and the silhouette does the rest. A sprite has no hull to push, so its rim is measured against a distance fi