Bake Modes

Wireframe FX Studio includes 4 bake modes. Choose the mode based on the result you want, not on the number of options shown in the tool.

Simple

Use Simple mode when you want:

• one baked overlay mesh
• one overlay renderer
• the lightest and most direct setup

Simple mode creates:

• WireframeStaticBakeAsset
• a baked overlay mesh
• optional static runtime setup on the target

This is the best starting point for first-time setup.

Advanced

Use Advanced mode when you want:

• graph-based wireframe rendering
• separate line and point rendering
• compute-driven animated effects
• a more flexible runtime workflow

Advanced mode creates:

• WireframeGraphAsset
• a line mesh
• a billboard point mesh
• advanced runtime setup on the target

Choose this mode when the look depends on animated GPU effects rather than a simple static overlay.

Texture Overlay

Use Texture Overlay when you want fastest simple Wireframe effect without any animation effects.

Texture Overlay mode creates:

• WireframeTexture
• Wireframe Material
• Wireframe TextureBake Asset

Control before bake :

• Wire thinkness
• Texture Resolution
• Points Size

Tip: You can Bake Texture for same GameObject multiple times to achieve needed wireframe look. (It will simply override created asset)

Post Process

Use Post Process when you want a fullscreen per object wireframe without animation effects.

Important note:

• it works well on opaque objects
• transparent objects can be unreliable because they usually do not write depth

To apply wireframe post processing effect:

If you use URP:

Open your current URP Renderer Data Asset Click "Add Render Feature" => Wireframe Feature

After that you will able to add Wireframe to your Post Processing Volume (Add Override=> WireframeFXStudio=>Wireframe)

• Tune Wireframe setting
• Apply effects to objects on selected layers
• Maks Wireframe effect with any texture

If you use HDRP:

Create Empty GameObject Add Component => Custom Pass Volume In Custom Passes click + and select Wireframe HDRP Custom Pass

• Tune Wireframe setting
• Apply effects to objects on selected layers
• Maks Wireframe effect with any texture

Which Mode To Pick

• Start with Simple if you want the fastest first result with ability to apply animation effects.
• Use Advanced if you need the compute effects, point/line runtime rendering, or a more expandable setup.
• Use Texture Overlay when you want fastest and simpliest solution
• Use Post Process for fast fullscreen per object wireframe without animation effects.