Introducing post-processing
Post-processing in Unity refers to a set of techniques and effects that can be applied to a scene after the main rendering has been completed. This can include effects such as color correction, bloom, depth of field, and many others. Key features of post-processing in Unity include the following:
- A wide range of effects: Unity provides a large number of post-processing effects that can be applied to a scene, ranging from simple color correction to more complex effects such as bloom, depth of field, and motion blur
- Customizability: Each post-processing effect in Unity can be customized and adjusted to suit the specific needs of a project, allowing developers to fine-tune the look of their VR environments
- Easy to use: Post-processing effects in Unity can be easily applied to a scene using the Unity post-processing stack, which is a set of tools and scripts that simplify the process of adding post-processing effects to a scene
Post-processing...
