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Full Screen Pass Renderer Feature reference

The Full Screen Pass Renderer Feature lets you inject full screen render passes at pre-defined injection points to create full screen effects.

You can use this Renderer Feature to create custom post-processing effects.

How to use the feature

To add the Renderer Feature to your scene:

1. Add the Full Screen Pass Renderer Feature to the URP Renderer.

Refer to the following page for an example of how to use this feature:

• How to create a custom post-processing effect.

Properties

The Full Screen Pass Renderer Feature contains the following properties.

Property	Description
Name	Name of the Full Screen Pass Renderer Feature.
Pass Material	The Material the Renderer Feature uses to render the effect.
Injection Point	Select when the effect is rendered: Before Rendering Transparents: Add the effect after the skybox pass and before the transparents pass. Before Rendering Post Processing: Add the effect after the transparents pass and before the post-processing pass. After Rendering Post Processing: Add the effect after the post-processing pass and before AfterRendering pass. After Rendering Post Processing is the default setting.
Requirements	Select one or more of the following passes for the Renderer Feature to use: None: Add no additional passes. Everything: Adds all additional passes available (Depth, Normal, Color, and Motion). Depth: Adds a depth prepass to enable the use of depth values. Normal: Enables the use of normal vector data. Color: Copies color data of a screen to the _BlitTexture texture inside the shader. Motion: Enables the use of motion vectors. Color is the default setting.
Pass Index	Select a specific pass inside the Pass Material's shader for the Pass Material to use. This option is hidden by default. To access this option, click ⋮ in the Renderer Feature section of the Inspector and select Advanced Properties.