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Viconthebeach
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2 years ago

Got it, using different URP renderers and setting the desired renderer for the camera at runtime:

Camera.main.GetUniversalAdditionalCameraData().SetRenderer(1); // index 1 is HDR renderer 
Camera.main.GetUniversalAdditionalCameraData().renderPostProcessing = true;
Camera.main.GetUniversalAdditionalCameraData().allowHDROutput = true;
Camera.main.allowHDR = true;

 

Don't forget to set the HDR enabled on the Pipeline Asset prior to build, passthrough will works if the camera uses a no HDR renderer and postprocessing is disabled.

  • maoshmellow's avatar
    maoshmellow
    Explorer
    2 years ago

    Hi Vic,

    Thanks for documenting your process. I've been running into a similar issue and was wondering if you could elaborate on how you can set a renderer to be "no HDR"? To my belief, you set HDR options for URP in project settings and not on the renderer itself.

    • Viconthebeach's avatar
      Viconthebeach
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      2 years ago

      Hi, Just go to the project panel, right click>create>Rendering>URP Asset (with URP renderer)
      Then look to the inspector panel of the newly created renderer pipeline asset, in the quality settings there's a HDR checkbox. But in fact now the issue isn't occuring anymore, you can just use a Render Pipeline Asset with HDR on, then set the camera with or without HDR output and post-processing effects. It works like a charm now.