Parallax Effect

A visual depth effect in which different material layers, by offsetting textures and elements relative to the camera, create a sense of volume and space, simulating a complex structure with depth without the need for additional geometry.

The effect can be used to simulate relief, recesses, multi-layered surfaces, or background scenes. It is ideal for creating the illusion of depth in materials—for example, walls, holograms, interfaces, or decorative elements.

The Parallax Effect adds visual complexity and depth to a scene, making materials more realistic and expressive without increasing the geometry load.

Demo video: https://youtu.be/qNy3sRCDnQA

FAB: https://fab.com/s/93b47c2bc95e