RGB split effect

Separate each component's RGB(red, green, blue) colors and display them on the screen with an offset:

Each color channel has its own X offset and Y offset (in pixels), letting you move the red, green and blue components independently. Small offsets give a subtle glitchy or old-lens look (chromatic aberration), while larger offsets create a stronger distortion. Animating the offsets with events is a common way to produce a glitch or damage effect.

Note

This effect only works on 2D layers and objects.

Reference

All effects are listed in the effects reference page.