CustomPostProcessingAPI

Made this tool for Diversity.

Usage:

Create A full screen shader and apply it to a material for later use. Note: It is VERY important to use the custom color buffer of HDRP in order to to see the original post process of Lethal Company!
In your script make sure to include CustomPostProcessingAPI and Unity's rendering namespaces!

using UnityEngine.Rendering.HighDefinition;
using UnityEngine.Rendering;
using CustomPostProcessingAPI;

Create a new PostProcess and give it a name and assign your previously created material. A PostProcess will define et set up both "Custom Pass Volume" and the "Full Screen Pass".

PostProcess myNewPass = new PostProcess("PassName", material);

Note: You can't have 2 PostProcess of the same name!

Simply add the newly created PostProcess into the CustomPostProcessingManager!

CustomPostProcessingManager.Instance.AddPostProcess(myNewPass);

Note: This method returns a FullScreenCustomPass.

Example:

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Rendering.HighDefinition;
using UnityEngine.Rendering;
using System.Collections;
using CustomPostProcessingAPI;
using GameNetcodeStuff;

namespace SuperAwesomeMod
{
    public class AddPostProcessing : MonoBehaviour
    {
        private FullScreenCustomPass vignetteFSPass;

        public PlayerControllerB player;

        public Material myFullscreenMaterial;

        void Start()
        {
            // Creating the PostProcess.

            PostProcess vignettePass = new PostProcess("VignettePass", myFullscreenMaterial)
            {
                InjectionType = InjectionType.AfterPostProcess, // You can predefine the PostProcess on creation.
                Enabled = false // Disabling it on creation for example.
            };

            // Adding the PostProcess and assigning it to 'vignetteFSPass'.

            vignetteFSPass = CustomPostProcessingManager.Instance.AddPostProcess(vignettePass);

            // Note that you can't 'remove' a pass. You can simply disable it.
        }

        void Update()
        {
            // Simple if statement to enable/disable the pass according to the dead value of the player.

            if (player.isPlayerDead && vignetteFSPass.enabled)
            {
                vignetteFSPass.enabled = false;
            }
            else if (!vignetteFSPass.enabled)
            {
                vignetteFSPass.enabled = true;
            }
        }
    }
}

Usage:

Create A full screen shader and apply it to a material for later use. Note: It is VERY important to use the custom color buffer of HDRP in order to to see the original post process of Lethal Company!

In your script make sure to include CustomPostProcessingAPI and Unity's rendering namespaces!

using UnityEngine.Rendering.HighDefinition; using UnityEngine.Rendering; using CustomPostProcessingAPI;

Create a new PostProcess and give it a name and assign your previously created material. A PostProcess will define et set up both "Custom Pass Volume" and the "Full Screen Pass".

PostProcess myNewPass = new PostProcess("PassName", material);

Note: You can't have 2 PostProcess of the same name!

Simply add the newly created PostProcess into the CustomPostProcessingManager!

CustomPostProcessingManager.Instance.AddPostProcess(myNewPass);

Note: This method returns a FullScreenCustomPass.

Example:

using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.Rendering.HighDefinition; using UnityEngine.Rendering; using System.Collections; using CustomPostProcessingAPI; using GameNetcodeStuff; namespace SuperAwesomeMod { public class AddPostProcessing : MonoBehaviour { private FullScreenCustomPass vignetteFSPass; public PlayerControllerB player; public Material myFullscreenMaterial; void Start() { // Creating the PostProcess. PostProcess vignettePass = new PostProcess("VignettePass", myFullscreenMaterial) { InjectionType = InjectionType.AfterPostProcess, // You can predefine the PostProcess on creation. Enabled = false // Disabling it on creation for example. }; // Adding the PostProcess and assigning it to 'vignetteFSPass'. vignetteFSPass = CustomPostProcessingManager.Instance.AddPostProcess(vignettePass); // Note that you can't 'remove' a pass. You can simply disable it. } void Update() { // Simple if statement to enable/disable the pass according to the dead value of the player. if (player.isPlayerDead && vignetteFSPass.enabled) { vignetteFSPass.enabled = false; } else if (!vignetteFSPass.enabled) { vignetteFSPass.enabled = true; } } } }