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Graphics settings window reference in URP

If a project has the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) package installed, Unity shows URP-specific graphics settings in Project Settings > Graphics > Pipeline Specific Settings > URP.

The section contains the following settings that let you define project-wide settings for URP.

You can also add your own settings. Refer to Add custom settings in the Scriptable Render Pipeline (SRP) Core manual for more information.

Default Volume Profile

Use this section to assign and edit a Volume Profile for the default volume that all scenes use. Refer to Understand Volumes for more information.

Property	Description
Volume Profile	Set the Volume Profile the global default volume uses. You can't set Volume Profile to None.

URP displays all the properties for all the possible Volume Overrides. To edit or override the properties, use the global volume for a quality level or create a volume.

Adaptive Probe Volumes

Property	Description
Probe Volume Disable Streaming Assets	When enabled, URP uses streaming assets to optimize Adaptive Probe Volumes. Disable this setting if you use Asset Bundles and Addressables, which aren't compatible with streaming assets.

Additional Shader Stripping Settings

The check boxes in this section define which shader variants Unity strips when you build the Player.

Property	Description
Export Shader Variants	Output two log files with shader compilation information when you build your project. For more information, refer to Shader stripping.
Shader Variant Log Level	Select what information about Shader variants Unity saves in logs when you build your Unity Project. Options: • Disabled: Unity doesn't save any shader variant information. • Only SRP Shaders: Unity saves only shader variant information for URP shaders. • All Shaders: Unity saves shader variant information for every shader type.
Strip Debug Variants	When enabled, Unity strips all debug view shader variants when you build the Player. This decreases build time, but prevents the use of Rendering Debugger in Player builds.
Strip Unused Post Processing Variants	When enabled, Unity assumes that the Player does not create new Volume Profiles at runtime. With this assumption, Unity only keeps the shader variants that the existing Volume Profiles use, and strips all the other variants. Unity keeps shader variants used in Volume Profiles even if the scenes in the project do not use the Profiles.
Strip Unused Variants	When enabled, Unity performs shader stripping in a more efficient way. This option reduces the amount of shader variants in the Player by a factor of 2 if the project uses the following URP features: Rendering Layers Native Render Pass Reflection Probe Blending Reflection Probe Box Projection SSAO Renderer Feature Decal Renderer Feature Certain post-processing effects Disable this option only if you notice issues in the Player.
Strip Screen Coord Override Variants	When enabled, Unity strips Screen Coordinates Override shader variants in Player builds.

Render Graph

Use this section to enable, disable or configure the render graph system. Refer to Render graph system for more information.

Property	Description
Compatibility Mode (Render Graph Disabled)	When enabled, URP doesn't use the render graph system. For more information, refer to Compatibility Mode. Note: Unity only develops or improves rendering paths that use the render graph API. Disable this setting and use the render graph API when developing new graphics features.
Enable Compilation Caching	When enabled, URP uses the compiled render graph from the previous frame when it can, instead of compiling the render graph again. This speeds up rendering.
Enable Validity Checks	When enabled, URP validates aspects of a render graph in the Editor and in a development build. Enable Validity Checks is disabled automatically in final builds.