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jp.keijiro.kino.post-processing.eight.universal

v2.0.1

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8-bit style post processing effect for URP

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KinoEight for URP

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KinoEight is an 8-bit-style post-processing effect originally developed for HDRP. KinoEight URP is a simple port of this effect for URP.

System Requirements

  • Unity 6.0 or later
  • Universal Render Pipeline

How to Install

You can install the KinoEight package (jp.keijiro.kino.post-processing.eight.universal) via the "Keijiro" scoped registry using the Unity Package Manager. To add the registry to your project, follow these instructions.

Eight Color Effect

The Eight Color effect reduces the color palette of an image to eight colors. It includes additional options:

  • Extended: Expands the color palette to 16 colors.
  • Dithering: Soften banding artifacts with a low-resolution dithering pattern.
  • Downsampling: Pixelate the image by lowering its resolution.

How to Use

  1. Add the Eight Color Feature to the Renderer Features list in your URP Renderer asset.
  2. Add the Eight Color Controller component to any camera you want to apply the effect to. The effect is applied only to cameras with this component.

Current Limitations

The Tiled Palette effect from the original KinoEight HDRP package is not yet available in this URP version.