#How can I disable the _VolumetricCloudsShadowTexture to be calculated in Frame Debugger?
spiral lodge
@left fjord okay, I can see that if I disable post process on both Unity's camera, and I set the rendering color the same, then the rendering result is the same
and tonemapping makes the rendering result darker
but that doesn't make the rendering result darker in the original image
it seems to be that somehow the ACES tonemapping doesn't work correctly in Unity 6
left fjord
I thought you already tried disabling post processing a long time ago and that didn't help.
Was there post processing active in the scene with only the sprites?? I didn't see any volume there.
spiral lodge
Was there post processing active in the scene with only the sprites?? I didn't s...
there are volumes in the scene by default
I mean when only the camera was there, there wasn't any volumes added into the scene
but that doesn't matter I think, tonemapping is a HDRP global setting
left fjord
Not according to the docs.
spiral lodge
Not according to the docs.
then why was that I only had a camera, and the rendered image was different when ACES tonemapping was enabled on both, but got the same, when I disabled on both?
spiral lodge
Not according to the docs.
and why is that just simply updating Unity 2022 to Unity 6 causes this much visual issue, if all the settings are the exact same?
left fjord
then why was that I only had a camera, and the rendered image was different when...
Where was it enabled?
left fjord
and why is that just simply updating Unity 2022 to Unity 6 causes this much visu...
Because there's like several year difference between them, and there were a lot of render pipeline changes between these points. I don't think hdrp even had a stable version back in 2022.🤔
spiral lodge
Where was it enabled?
in the HDRP settings
spiral lodge
Because there's like several year difference between them, and there were a lot ...
yeah, but then I can only make them similar looking
left fjord
yeah, but then I can only make them similar looking
Ah, it seems like it defines the default volume settings.
So you're saying that both versions are using the same tonemap settings, yet there's still difference?
spiral lodge
Ah, it seems like it defines the default volume settings.
So you're saying that ...
yep
left fjord
Btw, are both versions using the same graphics api? I think some were along the way dx12 became the default.
spiral lodge
@left fjord since I had a lot of other task as well, I just set everything to look 99% like the original.
this involved:
setting global volume priority 2
added tonemapping: none to global volume
global volume bloom intensity was reduced to 0.065
set the exposure to be fixed in project settings - graphics - HDRP
left fjord
That's not what I asked.
Or are you saying that this solved the issue?