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CustomizingPostEffects.zip

Overview

Adjusting the Post-Processing Effects

Changing or adding Post-Processing effects

Next Steps

Customizing Post-Processing Effects

In this tutorial you will look at where the post-processing profile is stored in the Unity Reflect Viewer Prefab and how to adjust it to fit your needs. 

Modifying the Viewer

The Unity Reflect Viewer makes use of the Universal Rendering Pipeline and has a Post-Processing Volume already assigned to the scene.

Figure 01: Post-processing Volume in the hierarchy

You will find the Volume script in the Inspector when you select the Post-processing Volume GameObject in the scene Hierarchy. This script contains all the applied effects and their respective settings. (Figure 02). 

Figure 02: The Volume script in the Inspector Panel

1. Select one of the existing effects to access the settings or select the Add Override button to add additional effects (Figure 03).

Figure 03: Adding additional effects to the scene

You may now go ahead and change the Post-Processing effects to suit your specific needs. The effects will be applied to the scene in the viewer when the project is run.

Customizing Post-Processing Effects

1. Overview

2. Adjusting the Post-Processing Effects

3. Changing or adding Post-Processing effects

4. Next Steps

Complete this tutorial