Fullscreen Master Stack reference for Shader Graph in URP

Use the Fullscreen Master Stack to create a ShaderA program that runs on the GPU. More info
See in Glossary Graph material to apply to the entire screen at the end of the rendering process. You can use this to create custom post-process and custom pass effects.

A full-screen shader that applies a raindrop effect to the screen.

Contexts

A shader graph contains the following contexts:

Vertex context
Fragment context

The Fullscreen Master Stack has its own Graph Settings that determine which blocks you can use in the Shader Graph contexts.

This section contains information on the blocks that this Master Stack material type uses by default, and which blocks you can use to affect the Graph Settings.

Vertex context

The Vertex context represents the vertex stage of this shader. Unity executes any block you connect to this context in the vertex function of this shader. For more information, refer to Master Stack.

Vertex blocks are not compatible with the Fullscreen Master Stack.

Fragment context

The Fragment context represents the fragment (or pixel) stage of this shader. Unity executes any block you connect to this context in the fragment function of this shader. For more information, refer to Master Stack.

Default

When you create a new Fullscreen Master Stack, the Fragment context contains the following blocks by default.

Property	Description	Setting Dependency	Default Value
Base Color	The base color of the material.	None	Color.grey
Alpha	The Material’s alpha value. This determines how transparent the material is. The expected range is 0 - 1.	None	1.0

Relevant

The following blocks are also compatible with the Fullscreen master stack.

Property	Description	Setting Dependency
Eye Depth	Scales a value to world space to represent the depth from the near plane. This value represents a point in world space, determined by the platform you use. For more information, refer to The Depth (Z) direction in Shaders.	In Graph Settings: • Enable Depth Write. • Set Depth Write Mode to LinearEye.
Linear 01 Depth	Uses a linear depth value between 0 and 1.	In Graph Settings: • Enable Depth Write. • Set Depth Write Mode to Linear01.
Raw Depth	Samples the depth value from the depth buffer. You can also use this setting with a nonlinear depth value.	In Graph Settings: • Enable Depth Write. • Set Depth Write Mode to Raw.