Wind Effect and Wind Controller

The wind effect can be used to create back-and-forth movement on any mesh. When Vertical Mask is selected, the object keeps vertices below the Min Y value static and gradually increases their movement until reaching the Max Y value. This is useful for elements like grass, where the base remains stationary while only the top portion moves.

To use this effect you'll need to have a Wind Controller in an active Gameobject of your scene.

Breakdown of the fields:

• windForce: Overall strength of the wind effect. Higher values create stronger wind displacement.

• noiseSpeed: Speed of noise texture scrolling (X,Y). Higher values create faster wind movement.

• bidirectionalWind: When enabled, wind can push objects in both positive and negative directions. When disabled, wind only pushes in the positive direction.

• useWindDir: When enabled, wind direction is determined by this GameObject's forward direction. When disabled, wind affects all directions equally.

• worldSize: Scale of the noise texture in world space. Larger values spread the wind pattern across a bigger area.

• windNoise: Texture used to generate wind displacement patterns. RGB channels control displacement in respective directions.