URP_BlitRenderFeature

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Blit Renderer Feature

• Used to apply fullscreen image effects to camera (or other source/destination) using a shader/material.
• Tested with 2021.2.5f1 / URP v12.1.2. Should still work with older versions, otherwise see branches for 2019-2021.1 version.
• This version uses CommandBuffer.Blit so will not work in Single-Pass Instanced VR. Try using cmd-DrawMesh version instead.

Setup:

• Install via Package Manager → Add package via git URL :
  • https://github.com/Cyanilux/URP_BlitRenderFeature.git
• Alternatively, download and put the folder in your Assets

Usage :

• Adds "Blit" option to Renderer Features list on Forward/Universal asset (and 2D Renderer if in 2021.2+)
• The shader/material used should sample _MainTex to obtain source. Will work with Shader Graphs too (as long as you set the texture Reference in the Blackboard / Node Settings)
• Feature allows specific access to selecting the source and destination targets (via Camera, TextureID or Render Texture object)
• Some usage examples :
  • Could be used with Camera for both source/destination to apply an shader/material as an image effect / post process
  • Could be used to copy the camera source to a TextureID. Similar to what the Opaque Texture / Scene Color does. (When TextureID is used in destination it automatically creates a Temporary Render Texture, and should also set it as a global texture so it can be obtained in shaders rendered later. May want to avoid using IDs that already exist)
  • Could be used with Render Texture object source (rendered by a second camera) and Camera destination to apply it to the Main Camera

Additional Features :

• Option to set an _InverseView matrix (cameraToWorldMatrix), for shaders that might need it to handle calculations from screen space to world. For example, reconstructing world position from depth, see : https://twitter.com/Cyanilux/status/1269353975058501636
• (2020.2/v10+) Enabling generation of DepthNormals (_CameraNormalsTexture)

Author / Sources :

• @Cyanilux
• Based on the Blit (now renamed to FullscreenFeature/Pass) from the UniversalRenderingExamples