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- Troubleshooting
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- Lighting
- Get started with lighting
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- Shadows
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- Lighting in URP
- Introduction to lighting in the Universal Render Pipeline
- View and control a light from its perspective in URP
- Shadows in URP
- Reflections in URP
- Adaptive Probe Volumes (APV) in URP
- Introduction to Adaptive Probe Volumes
- Use Adaptive Probe Volumes
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- Bake multiple scenes together with Baking Sets
- Changing lighting at runtime
- Optimize loading Adaptive Probe Volume data
- Troubleshooting Adaptive Probe Volumes
- Adaptive Probe Volume Inspector reference
- Adaptive Probe Volumes panel reference
- Probe Volumes Options Override reference
- Probe Adjustment Volume component reference
- Rendering Layers in URP
- Universal Additional Light Data component in URP
- Light component Inspector window reference for URP
- Lighting in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Emit light from a GameObject in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Create cookies in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Customize how shaders contribute lightmap data in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Configure shadow resolution in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Configure a GameObject to sample more Light Probes in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Introduction to Light Probe Proxy Volumes in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Set a GameObject to use a Light Probe Proxy Volume in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Configure a Light Probe Proxy Volume in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Light Probe Proxy Volume component reference for the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Add Light Probe Proxy Volume support to a custom shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Blend Reflection Probes in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Light component Inspector window reference for the Built-In-Render-Pipeline
- Lighting reference
- Materials and shaders
- Textures
- Get started with textures
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- Streaming Virtual Texturing
- Streaming Virtual Texturing requirements and compatibility
- How Streaming Virtual Texturing works
- Enabling Streaming Virtual Texturing in your project
- Using Streaming Virtual Texturing in Shader Graph
- Cache Management for Virtual Texturing
- Marking textures as "Virtual Texturing Only"
- Virtual Texturing error material
- Virtual Texturing Profiler module
- Textures reference
- Texture Import Settings window reference
- Default texture Import Settings window reference
- Normal Map texture Import Settings window reference
- Editor GUI and Legacy GUI texture Import Settings window reference
- Sprite (2D and UI) texture Import Settings window reference
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- 3D texture preview reference
- Cursor texture Import Settings window reference
- Cookie texture Import Settings window reference
- Lightmap texture Import Settings window reference
- Lightmap texture Import Settings window reference
- Shadowmask texture Import Settings window reference
- Single Channel texture Import Settings window reference
- Movie Texture Inspector window reference
- Render Texture Inspector window reference
- Custom Render Texture Inspector window reference
- Shaders
- Introduction to shaders
- Prebuilt shaders
- Prebuilt shaders render pipeline compatibility reference
- Configuring material properties in prebuilt shaders
- Legacy prebuilt shaders
- Writing custom shaders
- Creating shaders with Shader Graph
- Writing shaders in code
- Introduction to writing shaders in code
- Shader object fundamentals
- Writing a custom shader in ShaderLab and HLSL
- Create a shader file
- Add a subshader in a custom shader
- Add a shader pass in a custom shader
- Include a shader pass with the UsePass command
- Writing HLSL shader programs
- Setting the render state on the GPU
- Enable conservative rasterization in a shader
- Set the culling mode in a shader
- Set the depth bias in a shader
- Set the depth clip mode in a shader
- Set the depth testing mode in a shader
- Disable writing to the depth buffer in a shader
- Check or write to the stencil buffer in a shader
- Set the blending mode in a shader
- Set the color channels the GPU renders to
- Reduce aliasing with AlphaToMask mode
- Group commands with the Category block
- Adding material properties to shaders
- Changing how shaders work via branching and keywords
- Branching in shaders
- Shader keywords
- Configure when and if Unity uses a shader
- Introduction to shader tags
- Add a shader tag to a SubShader or Pass
- Set a shader to require URP or HDRP
- Set a shader to require a graphics API or platform
- Set a shader to require a shader model or GPU feature
- Set a shader to require a package
- Set the render queue of a shader
- Set when Unity runs a shader pass via a LightMode tag
- Prioritize lower quality shaders with the LOD command
- Disable dynamic batching of a shader
- Get tag values in a script
- Troubleshooting package requirement definitions
- Compute shaders
- Optimize shaders
- Shaders in URP
- Shading models in URP
- Choose a prebuilt shader in URP
- Assign a shader to a material in URP
- Reduce shader variants in URP
- Writing custom shaders in URP
- Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Blending Modes in URP
- Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Simple Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Complex Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Baked Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Unlit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Terrain Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Particles Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Particles Simple Lit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Particles Unlit Shader Material Inspector window reference for URP
- Canvas Shader Graph
- Shaders in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Prebuilt shaders in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Standard Shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Introduction to the Standard Shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Choose a metallic or specular shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Configuring material properties in the Standard Shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Make a material transparent
- Set the color of a material in the Standard Shader
- Configure reflections with the Standard Shader
- Configure edge reflections (Fresnel effect)
- Configure specular reflections in the Standard Shader
- Configure smoothness with the Standard Shader
- Set the Rendering Mode in the Standard Shader using a script
- Standard Shader realistic settings in the Built-In Render Pipeline reference
- Customize the Standard shader source code in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Standard Shader Material Inspector window reference for the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Particle shaders in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Autodesk Interactive shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Standard Shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Replace shaders at runtime in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Writing custom shaders in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Writing Surface Shaders
- Introduction to surface shaders in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Surface Shader output structures in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Surface Shaders and rendering paths in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Create a surface shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Set the lighting model in a Surface Shader in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Optimize Surface Shaders
- Surface Shader examples in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Normal mapping Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Reflection Surface Shader examples in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Vertex modifier Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Custom data Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Final color modifier Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Decals Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Wrapped diffuse Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Toon shading Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Global illumination Surface Shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Tessellation Surface Shader examples in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Surface Shader language reference for the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Shader methods in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Get the current framebuffer with the GrabPass command
- HLSL shader examples in the Built-in Render Pipeline
- Single color shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Checkerboard pattern shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Simple unlit shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Mesh normals shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Reflections shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Normal map texturing shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Tri-planar texturing shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Simple diffuse lighting shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Ambient light shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Shadow casting shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Receiving shadows shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Fog shader example in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Visualizing vertex data shader examples in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Writing Surface Shaders
- Prebuilt shaders in the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Troubleshooting shaders
- Shader languages reference
- ShaderLab language reference
- Shader in ShaderLab reference
- SubShader in ShaderLab reference
- Pass in ShaderLab reference
- GPU render state commands in ShaderLab reference
- AlphaToMask command in ShaderLab reference
- Blend command in ShaderLab reference
- BlendOp command in ShaderLab reference
- ColorMask command in ShaderLab reference
- Conservative command in ShaderLab reference
- Cull command in ShaderLab reference
- Offset command in ShaderLab reference
- Stencil command in ShaderLab reference
- ZClip command in ShaderLab reference
- ZTest command in ShaderLab reference
- ZWrite command in ShaderLab reference
- PackageRequirements block in ShaderLab reference
- ShaderLab legacy functionality reference
- HLSL pragma directives reference
- HLSL pragma target command reference
- HLSL pragma require command reference
- Built-in shader variables reference
- ShaderLab language reference
- Materials
- Textures
- Visual effects
- Particle systems
- Choosing your particle system solution
- Create and view a Particle System
- Vary Particle System properties over time
- Configuring particles
- Access the Particle System from the Animation system
- Custom data streams in Particle Systems
- Particle System optimization
- Particle System component reference
- Particle System module component reference
- Activate and access Particle System modules
- Main module reference
- Emission module reference
- Shape module reference
- Velocity over Lifetime module reference
- Noise module reference
- Limit Velocity over Lifetime module reference
- Inherit Velocity module reference
- Lifetime by Emitter Speed module reference
- Force over Lifetime module reference
- Color over Lifetime module reference
- Color by Speed module reference
- Size over Lifetime module reference
- Size by Speed module reference
- Rotation over Lifetime module reference
- Rotation by Speed module reference
- External Forces module reference
- Collision module reference
- Triggers module reference
- Sub Emitters module reference
- Texture Sheet Animation module reference
- Lights module reference
- Trails module reference
- Custom Data module reference
- Renderer module reference
- Particle System Force Field component reference
- Decals and projectors
- Lens flares
- Light halos
- Lines, trails, and billboards
- Visual Effect Graph
- Particle systems
- Rendering
- Render pipelines
- Introduction to render pipelines
- Scriptable Render Pipeline fundamentals
- Choosing a render pipeline
- Using the Universal Render Pipeline
- Introduction to the Universal Render Pipeline
- Requirements and compatibility for URP
- What's new in URP 17 (Unity 6)
- Get started with URP
- Universal Render Pipeline fundamentals
- Rendering in the Universal Render Pipeline
- Rendering paths in URP
- Introduction to rendering paths in URP
- Set the rendering path in URP
- Deferred rendering path in URP
- Render passes in the Deferred rendering path in URP
- G-buffer layout in the Deferred rendering path in URP
- Limitations of the Deferred rendering path in URP
- Make a shader compatible with the Deferred rendering path in URP
- Enable accurate G-buffer normals in the Deferred rendering path in URP
- Deferred rendering path code files reference for URP
- Forward+ rendering path in URP
- Installing and upgrading URP
- Creating a URP project
- Upgrading from the Built-In Render Pipeline to URP
- Upgrade URP
- Upgrade to URP 17 (Unity 6)
- Upgrade to URP 16 (Unity 2023.2)
- Upgrade to URP 15 (Unity 2023.1)
- Upgrade to URP 14 (Unity 2022.2)
- Upgrade to URP 13 (Unity 2022.1)
- Upgrade to URP 12 (Unity 2021.2)
- Upgrade to version 11.0.x of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 10.1.x of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 10.0.x of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 9.0.x of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 8.2.x of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 8.1.x of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 8.0.0 of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 7.4.0 of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 7.3.0 of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade to version 7.2.0 of the Universal Render Pipeline
- Upgrade from the Lightweight Render Pipeline to the Universal Render Pipeline
- Known issues in URP
- Configure for better performance in URP
- Universal Render Pipeline fundamentals
- Graphics quality settings in URP
- Add anti-aliasing in the Universal Render Pipeline
- Custom rendering and post-processing in URP
- Introduction to Scriptable Render Passes in URP
- Adding pre-built effects via Renderer Features in URP
- Custom render pass workflow in URP
- Render graph system in URP
- Introduction to the render graph system in URP
- Write a render pass using the render graph system in URP
- Textures in the Render Graph system in URP
- Frame data in the render graph system in URP
- Draw objects in the render graph system in URP
- Compute shaders in the render graph system in URP
- Analyze a render graph in URP
- Use Compatibility Mode APIs in render graph render passes
- Render Graph Viewer window reference for URP
- Adding a Scriptable Render Pass to the frame rendering loop in URP
- Compatibility Mode in URP
- Universal Render Pipeline reference
- Using the High Definition Render Pipeline
- Using the Built-In Render Pipeline
- Post-processing and full-screen effects
- Introduction to post-processing
- Post-processing effect availability reference
- Post-processing and full-screen effects in URP
- Post-processing in URP
- Introduction to post-processing in URP
- Add post-processing in URP
- Volumes in URP
- Post-processing Volume Overrides reference for URP
- Bloom Volume Override reference for URP
- Channel Mixer Volume Override reference for URP
- Chromatic Aberration Volume Override reference for URP
- Color Adjustments Volume Override reference for URP
- Color Curves Volume Override reference for URP
- Depth of Field in URP
- Film Grain Volume Override reference for URP
- Lens Distortion Volume Override reference for URP
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XR 原点
XR一个涵盖虚拟现实 (VR)、增强现实 (AR) 和混合现实 (MR) 应用的统称。支持这些形式的交互式应用程序的设备可以称为 XR 设备。更多信息
参见 术语表 原点是 XR 场景场景包含游戏中的环境和菜单。将每个唯一的场景文件视为一个独特的关卡。在每个场景中，您放置环境、障碍物和装饰，本质上是在一块一块地设计和构建您的游戏。更多信息
参见 术语表 中跟踪空间的中心。
XR 原点是一组 游戏对象Unity 场景中的基本对象，可以代表角色、道具、场景、摄像机、路径点等等。游戏对象的功用由附加到它的组件定义。更多信息
参见 术语表 和组件，它们协同工作将 XR 跟踪数据转换为场景世界空间。
以下主题讨论 XR 原点及其在项目中的使用方法
| 主题 | 描述 |
|---|---|
| XR 跟踪空间 | 描述XR 原点、设备跟踪空间和 Unity 场景之间的关系。 |
| XR 原点配置 | 描述 Unity 中可用的不同XR 原点配置。 |
有关XR 原点及其子游戏对象和组件的更多详细信息，请参阅XR 原点组件。
XR 跟踪空间
XR 设备在初始化时会在现实世界中选择一个原点。所有跟踪实体（例如用户头显或手持设备、XR 控制器、手以及检测到的周围用户物理对象）的位置和方向都是相对于这个选定点报告的。
注意：选择初始原点的标准因平台而异。通常，设备会在用户 HMD（VR）或手持设备（AR）的正下方或正上方选择一个点。
如果您在场景中直接使用跟踪数据，用户将看起来站在场景原点 (0, 0, 0)。要让用户看起来站在场景中的不同位置，您需要将跟踪数据转换为所需的位置和方向。Unity 提供了XR 原点来自动执行此操作。许多 Unity XR 功能（包括由AR Foundation 和XR Interaction Toolkit 提供的功能）都需要场景中的XR 原点。您可以从多种XR 原点配置 中选择，以适合您的项目。
要在 Unity 场景中定位 XR 跟踪空间，请在您希望用户在场景启动时出现的位置添加XR 原点游戏对象。例如，要将用户放置在场景原点，请在该处放置XR 原点游戏对象。您可以围绕其 y 轴旋转XR 原点，以使用户面向所需的起始方向。
XR 原点包含表示跟踪实体的游戏对象作为其层次结构中的子级。例如，用户的头显或手持设备由摄像机一个组件，它创建场景中特定视点的图像。输出要么绘制到屏幕，要么捕获为纹理。更多信息
参见 术语表游戏对象表示。由于它们是子级，因此控制这些游戏对象的位置和旋转的跟踪数据会自动转换为相对于XR 原点的世界空间。当用户在现实世界中移动时，这些子游戏对象会相对于场景中的XR 原点移动。
通过使用XR 原点 (A) 作为转换跟踪数据的父级，跟踪原点和 Unity 场景原点 (B) 可以位于不同的位置和方向。
当用户在场景中走动时，父XR 原点游戏对象不会移动。但是，您可以使用脚本移动XR 原点，以允许用户通过控制器输入在场景中进行传送或导航。
XR 原点配置
Unity XR 包提供了几种针对不同类型 XR 应用定制的XR 原点配置。您可以使用游戏对象 > XR 菜单将XR 原点添加到当前场景。可用的选项取决于您添加到项目中的包。
重要：您在一个场景中不应该有多于一个活动的XR 原点。如果您需要在场景中为不同目的使用不同的XR 原点配置，请一次只启用一个。
| XR 类型 | 配置 | 菜单选项 | 包 | 备注 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VR虚拟现实 更多信息 参见 术语表，MR混合现实 参见 术语表 |
XR 装备 | 将主摄像机转换为 XR 装备 | XR Legacy Input Helpers（与 XR 插件管理包一起安装） | 替换基本 Unity 场景中的标准摄像机。用于替换主摄像机的逻辑可能会在复杂场景中失败。当您安装 XR Interaction Tools 包时，Unity 会删除此选项。此菜单选项创建的XR 装备游戏对象与XR 原点略有不同，可能与其他 Unity XR 功能不那么兼容。 |
| VR，MR | XR 原点 | XR 原点 | XR Core Utils（与 XR Interaction Toolkit 包一起安装） | 不包括控制器游戏对象。 |
| VR，MR | XR 原点（VR） | XR 原点（VR） | XR Interaction Toolkit | 包括为基于动作的输入设置的控制器游戏对象。 |
| VR，MR | XR 原点（VR） | 基于设备 > XR 原点（VR） | XR Interaction Toolkit | 包括为基于设备的输入设置的控制器游戏对象。 |
| AR增强现实 更多信息 参见 术语表，MR |
XR 原点（AR） | XR 原点（AR） | AR Foundation | 作为手持 AR 应用程序的跟踪原点。包括控制器游戏对象。如果您安装了 XR Interaction Toolkit，此选项可用。 |
| AR | XR 原点（移动 AR） | XR 原点（移动 AR） | AR Foundation | 作为手持 AR 应用程序的跟踪原点。不包括控制器游戏对象。如果您安装了 XR Interaction Toolkit，此选项将被XR 原点（AR）替换。 |
备注
- 在最新版本的 Unity XR 包中，XR 装备已被XR 原点取代。
XROrigin组件还取代了CameraOffset组件，提供了额外的设置。有关更多信息，请参阅XR 原点组件。- AR 会话原点配置已在AR Foundation 5.0+ 中被XR 原点（移动 AR）和XR 原点（AR）取代。
- XR 原点（移动 AR）和XR 原点（AR）配置与早期版本的 AR Foundation 包不兼容。
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