GPU Driven Rendering

Adaptive Probe Volumes

APV Scenario Blending

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Unity 6 introduces a number of new rendering features that you can use to improve performance and lighting quality in your project. In this course, you will learn how to work with these new features, and the impact they have on your project. You will enable the GPU Resident Drawer feature to draw thousands of objects with minimal impact on frame rate, and learn how the GPU Occlusion Culling system can offload the occlusion culling workload onto the GPU. You will also explore the Rendering Debugger tools to visualize how these new features impact your scene, and how the Adaptive Probe Volume system places probes within the scene automatically.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Configure, visualize, and debug the new rendering features

Use Adaptive Probe Volumes to bake global illumination in your scene

Blend between Adaptive Probe Volume scenarios in the editor, and at runtime

Unity 6: New Rendering Features

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Adaptive Probe Volumes replace the legacy Light Probe system by automating the placement of Light Probes in your scenes. Adaptive Probe Volumes can be used to create accurate lighting and shadowing on dynamic objects while using baked lighting.

Adaptive Probe Volumes

1. Adaptive Probe Volumes

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