You can determine in which order your objects are drawn using the Queue tag. A Shader decides which render queue its objects belong to, this way any Transparent shaders make sure they are drawn after all opaque objects and so on.

To identify the RenderType value for any SubShader that you want to replace, open its shader source file. The RenderType SubShader tags for Unity’s legacy built-in shaders are listed on the shader replacement page. You can also create your own values for your custom SubShaders.

You can determine in which order your objects are drawn using the Queue tag. A Shader decides which render queue its objects belong to, this way any Transparent shaders make sure they are drawn after all opaque objects and so on.

You can only specify constant render queues in a given shader. However, you can set Material.renderQueue for material instances.

Rendering Queue is a way of specifying which objects to render first by using tags assigned to the shader. Unity has 5 default Rendering Queue tags: 1.Background (1000) 2.Geometry...

Tags are used as part of the SubShader to tell the engine when and how to render it. Here are some common tags. Queue : Specify the rendering order, first render with a small value Several values preset by the system: Background (1000) : The first call, usually used for background rendering

When you define the “Queue” tag in a subshader used as a replacement, what happens exactly? I’m finding that transparent geometry and opaque geo are treated differently. This has also lead to some weird interactions with the skybox.

Shaders can define defaults in their subshader tags, which can also contain offsets from the keywords, Tags { "Queue" = "Transparent+1" } for example. See subshader tags for more information. Materials can override the render queue via code or via the inspector.

We can get this control using the Tags {} block. Unity provides us with some default rendering queues, each corresponding to a unique value, to guide Unity to draw objects to the screen. These built-in render queues are called Background, Geometry, AlphaTest, Transparent, Overlay.

You can have a specific value for your tag by setting it in the shader Tags {“Queue” = “Geometry+100”} Render queue value should be in [0..5000] range to work properly, or -1 to use the...