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# Create your own effects

In TextAnimator for Unity you can create custom effects in many different ways.

* [Create effects in the Inspector](/text-animator-unity/2.x/effects/create-your-own-effects/create-effects-in-the-inspector.md)
* [Writing Custom Effects (C#)](/text-animator-unity/2.x/effects/create-your-own-effects/writing-custom-effects-c.md)

Feel free to choose the best methods that better fit you!

### Recommendations <a href="#recommendations" id="recommendations"></a>

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As you'll discover, thanks to custom effects you’re able to create pretty powerful combinations and results. That said (as with anything powerful) **it’s up to you to use them wisely**! In theory you could create an endlessly reference of animations inside each one, resulting in a stack-overflow, or per-vertex animations that are too demanding for your target hardware, resulting in a frame drop if you have too many texts/animations on screen, so please be careful to not overdo things!

That said… have fun!
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