# Quick Start Create simple mesh object and assign new material with **Amazing Assets** → **Advanced Dissolve** shader:

Inside material editor open **Advanced Dissolve** tab and enable **State** option. Cutout section with two groups: **Standard** and **Geometric** will become available:

Change **Standard Source** option from **None** to the **Custom Map** and for the map parameter choose one of the package included textures, for example *CutoutMap1*.\ Now, changing the **Clip** slider will affect mesh dissolve effect. This is the simple dissolve effect:

Inside **Edge** section change **Base -> Source** option from **None** to **Cutout Standard**. For dissolve effect now can be chosen edge **Color**:

Currently material uses one map for calculating dissolve effect. Let’s try two textures combination. Inside **Cutout -> Standard** group choose **Two Custom Maps** and select *CutoutMap24* for the second map. Set **Mapping** option to **Default** and **Texture Blend** to **Add:**

Before continue reading this tutorial, try various texture combinations with different **Mapping & Texture Blend** modes and Tiling/Scroll parameters. {% hint style="info" %} Texture's **Scroll** property is self-animated. To see its effect inside Scene view, make sure **Always Refresh** check-box is enabled.

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