Realistic Glitches

Realistic Glitches for Unity

What it is

Realistic Glitches is a collection of post processing shaders imitating glitches, occurring on real circumstances.

Effects

Scanner

defective, or faulty loaded JPEG image
horizontal or vertical stripes

Tint

manipulation of the YUV-Color channels
U/V channels can be swapped

Bleeding Colors

bad sync of the YUV-color channels, often seen on VHS cassettes or cable TV
shifts the picture vertically, like vertical sync issues on an analog RGBHV signal

Corrupted VRAM

shifts parts of the picture, such as the VRAM was corrupted

Unsync

shifts the picture vertically, like vertical sync issues on an analog RGBHV signal

CRT

not a glitch, but imitation of an old CRT screen
scanlines
bulged picture

VHS

distorted picture with bleeding colors, like on a damaged VHS cassette
noise changes dynamically on each frame

DIY Shader Lab

variable array for multiple shader effects

experiment with all of the shaders' raw parameters and add as many as you want

Available in the Unity Asset Store