Can you please help me create this orb effect with some movement in Unity shader graph

[seyesa]

My output

I have tried everything and I could not create a similar effect. The best I did is shown in the link called “My output”. Currently, there are multiple plane meshes stacked on top of each other in the one I have made. I am fairly new to shaders in general. Please help me so I can progress, I am stuck on this for past 30 days.

Edit: After posting here, I got to know that it can be searched by keyword “Ectoplasm” on pinterest.

Thank you

[Cel]

so you can either make use a 3d sphere and use fresnel + vertex dispacement.
Fresnel gradient

Iridescent Shader Graph tutorial for Unity

vertex displacement

Magical Plasma Orb Part 1 Shader Graph Unity Tutorial.

or you can do this on a 2d plane using a radial gradient and adding some noise.

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[seyesa]

Thanks for the response,

The fresnel effect with iridescence looks really cool and might be helpful. Also I am trying something similar as the guy doing fire effect on 2d plane, and have achieved some closeness to what I need.

[InsaneHURRICANE]

I think you could make a color gradient in Photoshop and sample that texture. Then use a node like TextureToRadialCordinates or something like that. I use UnrealEngine 5. Then im guessing you would connect a fresnel node and maybe multiply it by a noise texture.

Anyone more experienced, please let me know your thoughts on this. Im trying to improve my learning by answering some questions here and there. Seems like I basically described one of the videos. Lol.
That means my knowledge is getting better. Hurray!