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SC Post Effects Documentation

  1. SC Post Effects
  2. To be added
  3. Getting started
    1. Installation
    2. Setup
    3. Volumes
    4. Profiles
    5. Scripting
  4. Compatibility
  5. Known Issues
  6. Troubleshooting
  7. Refunds
  8. Effects
    1. Environment
      1. Cloud Shadows
      2. Fog
      3. Sunshafts
    2. Blurring
      1. Blur
      2. Double Vision
      3. Tilt Shift
      4. Radial Blur
    3. Rendering
      1. Ambient Occlusion 2D
      2. Lens Flares
      3. Light Streaks
    4. Image
      1. Color Grading LUT
      2. Colorize
      3. Hue Shift 3D
      4. Sharpen
    5. Retro
      1. Color Split
      2. Dithering
      3. Pixelize
      4. Posterize
      5. Scanlines
    6. Screen
      1. Black Bars
      2. Danger
      3. Gradient
      4. Overlay
      5. Refraction
      6. Ripples
      7. Speed Lines
      8. Tube Distortion
    7. Stylized
      1. Edge Detection
      2. Mosaic
      3. Kuwahara
      4. Sketch
    8. Misc
      1. Invert
      2. Kaleidoscope
SC Post Effects
Author: jonathan
Version: 1.0.1
Dated: 12 Jan 2018

4.Compatibility #

Unity Versions

Supported through Unity 5.6.1 to 2019.2.

Beta and Alpha versions are not officially supported and may run into issues.

Post Processing Stack

A minimum of version 2.0.17 is required at the time, as installed through the Package Manager. When installing SC Post Effects, you will be prompted to update the package if it is outdated.

Since version 2.1.8 a bug was introduced that will regularly throw console errors and break Post Processing. It is recommended to stay on version 2.1.7

Scriptable Render Pipeline

LWRP/URP HDRP
1.1.0+ (Unity 2018.1) Compatible Compatible
3.0.0+ (Unity 2018.2) Compatible Compatible
4.6.0+ (Unity 2018.3) Limited* Limited*
5.3.0+ (Unity 2019.1) Compatible Incompatible
6.0.0+ (Unity 2019.2) Compatible Incompatible
7.0.0+ (Unity 2019.3) Incompatible In development

*Limited: Fog skybox blending does not work in these versions due to API changes

Since Unity 2019.3 the HDRP supports custom effects, compatibility is being looked into, and is aimed to be added in a future update
Universal Render Pipeline currently does not support custom effects. This is not set to be possible until Unity 2020.1 or 2020.2

Please note that using LWRP in versions older than Unity 2019.1 is not recommended as these were experimental preview versions. Future updates of this package will not be tested on preview versions.

The Post Processing Stack is intrinsically compatible with the Lightweight Render Pipeline, as such any effects will work out-of-the-box. Though, due to some things not being readily available as they are in the legacy pipeline, certain features are excluded:

  • Edge Detection, Depth Normals and Cross Normals solver
  • 3D Hue Shift, Geometry influence parameter

VR

Has been tested using an Oculus Rift(S) with Multi- and Single-Pass Stereo Rendering. Mobile VR remains untested. The Post Processing Stack requires Unity 2017.2+ for full Single-Pass Stereo Rendering support.

Unity 2019.1+ requires the use of the LWRP/HDRP for post processing effects in VR! Though many people appear to have issues with post processing using a Scriptable Render Pipeline

Effects excluded from VR compatibility:

  • Sunshafts
  • Fog (height fog feature)
  • Cloud Shadows
  • Ambient Occlusion 2D
  • Radial Blur
  • Lens Flares
  • Ripples
  • Sketch (World-Space projection mode)
  • Kaleidoscope
  • Speed Lines

Single-Pass Instanced rendering remains incompatible.

Consoles

PS4/Xbox One have not been tested since I have no access to dev kits. Though, there is arguably little reason why this wouldn’t work, since the Post Processing Stack is compatible with these platforms.

Nintendo Switch is considered a mobile platform, see below.

Mobile

Mobile devices are bandwidth limited, so post processing must always be used sparingly. Multi-pass effects such as Blur and Lens Flares should be avoided.

This platform has not been tested for artifacts or performance, so it currently not considered compatible.

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