NOTE - this fork has been updated to run in Single Pass Instanced Mode for better performance on modern HMDs and made into a UPM package

Unity wireframe material using Geometry Shaders built for the UCLA Game Lab and Unity Asset Store in 2013.

Based on work from this paper (which is no longer available -- a web-archive version is available here)

Renders a line along every edge between every vertex. Requires Geometry Shaders, so this only works on DX11.

Only renders wireframe. Two passes can be rendered to render wireframe on top of another solid material or shader can be easily modified to render both in the same pass.

This material uses the geometry shader, which is only available with DirectX in Unity.

How thick the wireframe line is.

How firm the edges of the wireframe line are when rendering without cutout enabled.

Whether or not to discard pixels outside the wireframe, creating a harder and aliased edge, but can draw to depth in a single pass.

Whether or not the wireframe line should be a consistent thickness in screenspace while the camera moves.

Whether or not to draw the back faces with wireframe or not

The functions used to generate the wireframe are available in the UCLA GameLab Wireframe Functions.cginc so they can easily be added to and used with other shaders and functions.