Enum CustomPassInjectionPoint
List all the injection points available for HDRP
Namespace: UnityEngine.Rendering.HighDefinition
Assembly: Unity.RenderPipelines.HighDefinition.Runtime.dll
Syntax
[GenerateHLSL(PackingRules.Exact, true, false, false, 1, false, false, false, -1, "C:\\temp\\com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@15.0\\Library\\PackageCache\\com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@15.0.7\\Runtime\\RenderPipeline\\RenderPass\\CustomPass\\CustomPassInjectionPoint.cs")]
public enum CustomPassInjectionPointFields
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| AfterOpaqueAndSky | At this injection point, The color buffer contains all the opaque objects in your view as well as the sky. The Fog is not rendered yet, so if you change the color buffer in this injection point, fog will be applied on top of your effect. |
| AfterOpaqueDepthAndNormal | At this point, you can modify the normal, roughness, and depth buffer. If you write to these buffers at this injection point, HDRP takes it into account in the lighting and the depth pyramid. |
| AfterPostProcess | This injection point is before HDRP renders post-processing and custom post-processing effects. |
| BeforePostProcess | This injection point is after HDRP handles post-processesing. At this point, depth is jittered which means you cannot draw depth tested GameObjects without having artifacts. |
| BeforePreRefraction | At this injection point, you can render any transparent GameObject that you want to see in refraction. If you write to buffers at this injection point, they contents end up in the color pyramid that HDRP uses for refraction when it draws transparent GameObjects. |
| BeforeRendering | Just after HDRP clears the depth buffer. You can write to the depth buffer to make HDRP not render depth-tested opaque GameObjects. |
| BeforeTransparent | At this injection point, you can sample the color pyramid that HDRP generates for rough transparent refraction. |