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SC Post Effects Documentation

  1. SC Post Effects
  2. Compatibility
  3. To be added
  4. Installation
    1. Update guide
    2. Setup (Built-in RP)
    3. Setup (Universal RP)
  5. Troubleshooting
  6. Scripting
  7. Known Issues
  8. Effects
    1. Environment
      1. Caustics
      2. Cloud Shadows
      3. Fog
      4. 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. Transition
      8. Speed Lines
      9. Tube Distortion
    7. Stylized
      1. Edge Detection
      2. Mosaic
      3. Kuwahara
      4. Sketch
    8. Misc
      1. Kaleidoscope
SC Post Effects
Version: 2.3.9
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8.7.1.Edge Detection #

Draws a line where an edge is detected by comparing the information of neighboring pixels. It features several different solvers

Several method can be used, the result of which entirely depends on the inputs the effect has to work with.
  • An edge has a minimum thickness of 1 pixel. This means at lower resolutions, edges will appear thicker. For instance, in the scene-view window
  • MSAA will not apply to the edges, since the depth texture is remains aliased. Post processing AA methods do have an effect.

Consider this as an example scene:

It’s important to note that shaders that aren’t capable of writing to the depth texture will not be affected by the Edge Detection effect. In most cases this means transparent materials.

The screenshots below has the “Edge only” option enabled to demonstrate, normally the edges are laid over the original screen image.

Depth Normals
Checks the difference between a pixel’s depth & normal value and that of its neighboring pixels.

Cross Depth Normals
Works the same as the method described above, but also draws an edge vertically for greater precision.

Sobel Depth
Generally creates edges on silhouettes. Draws an edge where neighboring pixels greatly differ in their depth value. Same method as used in “Borderlands”.

Luminance Based
Uses the image’s luminosity (grayscale image) and creates an edge where the values differ. This works great for aesthetics that make use of strong and sharp color difference (eg. Sabel).

 

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Last updated on February 23, 2023
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