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Configuring Additional Post Processing Override Scenarios

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Intermediate

+10 XP

10 Mins

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Global Post-Processing settings aren’t always the best for a Scene with a variety of lighting conditions. Perhaps the settings work great for an outdoor Scene but fall apart as soon as you enter a cave. In this case, you can override global Post-Processing settings by adding Post-Processing Volumes with their own settings. By strategically using these overrides, you can adjust the global settings of the Post-Processing modules.

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Last updated: January 14, 2021

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Configuring Additional Post Processing Override Scenarios