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Watch our How the Universal Render Pipeline unlocks games for you talk from Unite Copenhagen 2019 and/or download the Boat Attack project from GitHub to get started. It now also supports volumes since it uses the volume framework from the CoreRP shader library. Post-processing is now integrated, which brings greater performance and includes anti-aliasing, depth of field, camera motion blur, Panini projection, bloom, lens distortion, chromatic aberration, color grading and tone mapping, vignette, film grain, and 8-bit dithering. An optimized deferred renderer is coming soon. The pipeline can shade up to 8 per-object lights. We’ve also increased the Light Limit in the Universal Render Pipeline forward renderer to 256 visible lights, with the exception of mobile projects, where the limit is now 32. In 2019.3, the Universal Render Pipeline (formerly Lightweight Render Pipeline) comes with a forward renderer that shades all lights in a single pass and a 2D renderer that supports multiple types of real-time lights. You can find more HDRP improvements in the release notes. This means that users of your application can select a quality level that best suits their hardware. With Scalability settings, you can create multiple HDRP assets for your project, each with different graphics-quality configurations. Look Dev is an image-based lighting tool that allows you to check and compare different assets through a viewer to ensure they are correctly authored for various lighting conditions. The Custom Render Pass allows you to inject shaders and C# at certain points inside the render loop, letting you draw objects, do full-screen passes, and read some camera buffers like depth, color or normal. Custom Post-Processing allows you to write your own post-processing effects that automatically integrate into your project. In 2019.3, we’ve added a number of new features to HDRP. Watch The Heretic short film to see what’s possible with HDRP. HDRP brings stunning graphics and photorealism, and is now Verified.
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