Download the latest VCI UnityPackage and import it into the project.
Create an effect in Effekseer, save the project, and export the effect file as [Default format].
Drag and Drop the effect file and the data used for the effect on the [Assets] folder in Unity.
Open and see the effect information on the Inspector and check that assets including textures are assigned properly.
If they are not assigned, assign them manually.
Component Image
Effekseer Emitter
Property
Feature
Effect Asset
Assign the effect to play.
Play On Start
If enabled, plays the effect when the VCI is spawned.
Is Looping
If enabled, the effect will be looped.
Object configuration
Add the [Effeckseer Emitter] component on a GameObject that you want to add an effect to.
The object with the effect can be placed anywhere under a VCIObject.
[Effekseer Emitter] works by itself without [VCI SubItem] component.
Specification
Distortion feature is turned off so it cannot be used.
Effekseer itself has a voice playback feature, but it cannot be used.
Other things to note
Things to pay attention to when importing VCI with Effekseer into Unity Editor
If a single effect contains multiple textures with the same name, they will be overwritten as they will be exported into the same folder. Try to specify different names for each texture.
Things to pay attention to when debugging in Unity Editor.
There is a bug that crashes Unity Editor when a reference to a single asset is set in two or more places in a single effect. If you want to use a single texture (or model) more than once in a single effect, please copy the asset before using them. This issue will be fixed in a future update.