Converting the shaders from BRP to URP?

Does anyone know how to convert the Portal.shader and the Slice.shader in order to make it work with the Universal Render Pipeline? I'm new to everything, and basically I'm not being able to make either of this work.

Hope that someone has faced this issue and will be willing to share the acquired knowledge.

[jeffries7]

Does anyone know how to convert the Portal.shader and the Slice.shader in order to make it work with the Universal Render Pipeline? I'm new to everything, and basically I'm not being able to make either of this work.

Hope that someone has faced this issue and will be willing to share the acquired knowledge.

The portal shader works fine with URP. To get the portals working in URP you need to enable Post Processing on both Portal Cameras scripts.

Then code changes:

• In PortalTravelers change line 56 from foreach (var mat in renderer.materials) to foreach (var mat in renderer.sharedMaterials).

• In MainCamera change line 11 from void OnPreCull to void LateUpdate

I'm still working on the slice shader but I've heard Brackeys has a working slide shader for HDRP/URP.

EDIT: I have noticed an odd visual glitch, if you walk through the portal backwards there is a screen flicker.

EDIT
So, I've enabled post-processing on all cameras, and I'm actually being able to see through the portals, but now the portals inexplicably became vertical stripes (like they're able to get the height right, but not the width for any reason that is far from my comprehension)
Do you know anything about it @jeffries7? -> https://drive.google.com/file/d/12XMdVidhfvOXO34zb5QXxUaYUfpEyrUx/view?usp=sharing

[jeffries7]

Oh my, is it really just that? I'm on it right now

EDIT: I've changed the line you said to change but it doesn't work: the portal now displays the skybox but not really the world on the other side of the portal. This in URP. In BRP it works just fine even with those edited lines

EDIT II: I forgot to enable post processing on both Portal and Cameras' scripts, and I don't know how to do it

How do you enable Post Processing on scripts?

I hope this helps with enabling post processing. You'll need to do it on both cameras.

[joaoachando]

I have yet another problem, in the portal script, portalcam.render() doesn't work anymore, it gives an error.
I tried changing it according to this site but couldn't make it work...
https://teofilobd.github.io/unity/shaders/urp/graphics/2020/05/18/From-Built-in-to-URP.html

Any thoughts?

EDIT: I moved the onPreCull function body to be called on RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering

[jeffries7]

I have yet another problem, in the portal script, portalcam.render() doesn't work anymore, it gives an error.
I tried changing it according to this site but couldn't make it work...
https://teofilobd.github.io/unity/shaders/urp/graphics/2020/05/18/From-Built-in-to-URP.html

Any thoughts?

EDIT: I moved the onPreCull function body to be called on RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering

I've not had any issues with Render() within Portal.cs.
The only changes I've made I listed above. Could possibly be your pipeline render settings, if you've changed any of those? I only tested with a default project.

[joaoachando]

@jeffries7 I did not, I did however figured out a way, I had to change portalcam.render to UniversalRenderPipeline.RenderSingleCamera(context, portalcam); and now it works flawlessly

@joaoachando but what is "context"? To me it says that there's no such thing as context

[joaoachando]

@FuranTheAwakened On the portal.cs change to public void Render (ScriptableRenderContext context) and send the context in the MainCamera script where you call the .Render function. The contex is received as a ScriptableRenderContext in the RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering

Thank you @joaoachando
I can't actually get what you mean by saying "and send the context in the MainCamera script where you call the.."

Now there's another problem: https://drive.google.com/file/d/12XMdVidhfvOXO34zb5QXxUaYUfpEyrUx/view?usp=sharing

[Trey-S]

@FuranTheAwakened you need to change the main camera script up a bit. "RenderPipelineManager.beginCameraRendering += OnBeginCameraRendering;" in start and instead of an onPreCull function you want to put all the portal logic in "void OnBeginCameraRendering(ScriptableRenderContext context, Camera camera)". The other issue looks like you forgot to delete your history on the model.

[trauty]

Hello everyone, I have a problem. The exposure on my RenderTexture is kinda darker and hasn't got the right exposure(it is darker). I am using 'new RenderTexture (Screen.width, Screen.height, 0, RenderTextureFormat.DefaultHDR, RenderTextureReadWrite.Linear);' for the RenderTexture. Thanks in advance.

problem.mp4

[trauty]

Fixed it by disabling post processing on portal cameras.

[ConstantinZpher]

Did everyone else also manage to fix the problem with the render texture being to dark? I am using URP and cannot disable post processing because it stops rendering scene objects... I am also using post processing on the main camera.

Edit: I managed to fix it but I'm still left with weird shadows and flickering...