Getting started with UniversalRP
To use the Universal Render Pipeline, you can either start a new Project or upgrade an existing one.
Once you have Project with UniversalRP, you must create a Scriptable Render Pipeline (SRP) Asset, and then configure the Graphics settings for your Project.
The following sub-chapters detail how to:
- Create a new Project with UniversalRP
- Upgrade an existing Project to UniversalRP
- Configure UniversalRP for use, including creating an SRP Asset and changing the Graphics settings.
Note: Projects made using UniversalRP are not compatible with the High Definition Render Pipeline or the built-in Unity rendering pipeline. This is because the three render pipelines use different lighting models. Before you start development, you must decide which render pipeline to use in your Project.
Note: Built-in and custom Lit Shaders do not work with the Universal Render Pipeline. Instead, UniversalRP has a new set of standard shaders. If you upgrade a current Project to UniversalRP, you can upgrade built-in shaders to the new ones.
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