#how do do that atleast
ancient grove
and the render pipeline?
half hazel
whats a render pipeline?
earnest grove
URP
SRP
HDRP?
half hazel
how do i see which one?
earnest grove
earnest grove
how do i see which one?
which one did u choose
half hazel
one sec
ancient grove
if you picked "3D", then that's the built in render pipeline
earnest grove
if you picked "3D", then that's the built in render pipeline
your profile bannar is so high res what
cold fr
half hazel
just ythis one
earnest grove
okay so SRP
half hazel
how do i stop the lightingt then
earnest grove
idk lol
half hazel
bruh
earnest grove
this is probably the part where you delete the project and remake it in URP
ancient grove
okay so SRP
"SRP" is not a render pipeline at all
a render pipeline is a system for rendering your game
a scriptable render pipeline is any render pipeline where you can configure it through scripting
there are two SRPs provided by Unity: the universal render pipeline (URP) and the high-definition render pipeline (HDRP)
there is also the built-in render pipeline. it's the default, and it's the one Unity has had for a very long time
earnest grove
"SRP" is not a render pipeline at all
oh my bad
i was like
under the assumption it was the default one
so what would that be called
just
renderer 💀
ancient grove
built-in render pipeline
it doesn't have a nice acronym
because BIRP sounds ridiculous
or "Core"
ancient grove
anyway
You could make an area artificially dark by surrounding it with renderers set to render "Shadows only"
create a cube and check the mesh renderer settings
should be an option there
Shadows-only means that they will block light, but not actually render
However, this won't do anything to get rid of ambient light.
i.e. that uniform light that's coming from the skybox
I guess it would if you baked the lighting.
Baked lighting will simulate how light actually bounces around the scene. Enclosed rooms wind up very dark.
i'm not sure if there's a way to just say "reduce ambient light by 90% here"
earnest grove
i think this is an issue among new developers and i feel it tbh
alot of people who want to learn game dev
they jump right into a full game
and then quit when they dont see the result
ancient grove
oh, they left the thread
earnest grove
yh bro
ancient grove
sigh
earnest grove
its what i mean
i feel it tbh
i tried to just jump into it
bro doesnt know the fkn basics
and wont listen to genuine advice
he expects us to jump on his pc and do it for him