In my material I have masked emissive, but the problem is, it’s visible only when camera is close to the object. When i move camera further, emissive effect disappears:
Emissive intensity (multiply node) is already set to 50000. Is there some distance-emissive-culling happening here? My game will have isometric/top-down view and my camera will not be close to characters. Is it possible to make the emissive material to be visible with further camera distances?
Did you ever figure this out?
As far as I remember, it’s because of on of AA methods. Try to turn off Anti Aliasing options in your postprocess settings and see if that helps. No other real solution for this I’m afraid… (besides disabling AA)
Hi Slavq,
The issue here isn’t the emissivness, but instead it’s a post process issue with Bloom. Since the post process is screen space oriented the smaller the object on the screen the smaller the effect. When TXAA is enabled it’s blending with the previous scene to smooth the result which can reduce the amount of bloom shown at further distances. You can adjust the Bloom Settings in the Post Process to get better results at further distances, although you would probably need to adjust the threshold to reduce other objects or lights from producing too much bloom as well.
I hope this helps.
Tim
■■■■ it works! thanks 
What worked for you? Facing the same issue with my emissive material and Bloom thing (of Post Process) is not helping!