Chromatica Studio - The definitive color grading suite for Unity - Easy, Fast, Powerful

I was too hasty in my conclusion. It didn't work on iPad Mini. However, I somehow suspect the culprit is not Chromatica per-se, but something to do with the Mini and the game I'm working on.

Chromatica runs fine on iPad Air, but on Mini it just displays the pink screen. And Unity's built-in LUT post process works on Air, too, but doesn't do anything on Mini (probably because it notices that some shader or rendertexture cannot be created etc)

 

Thanks for your relpy,

Is chromatica LUT faster on mobile than unity LUT?

 

Hi. We have an issue with Chromatica on PC standalone windowed mode. If the user changes the size of the window we get huge graphical corruption. Reloading the level makes it go away, but once the user changes the size of the window again the corruption comes back. Any ideas ?

At the minute this is a bit of a deal-breaker.

Thanks.

Unity 5.3.1p1

 

This problem suddenly happened for me as well (Unity Version 5.3.4f1 Personal). After several hours of testing, I too isolated it to being in windowed mode, If I switched camera ingame (My game uses a few cameras) the issue was gone immediately, so basically it was only a problem for the first 20 seconds of the game (Which is of course not acceptable).

I then tried to update to the newest version of Cromatica (Time of writing it's 2.3) and switched to the new LUT format as well, but still no luck.

I was sure it had something to do with Cromatica, as upon disabling the Cromatica scripts from my cameras the issue was gone.

I did find a solution for it... well maybe more of a workaround.

Since I am not taking advantage of the Blending features, I ticked the "Disable All Blending" on all of my cameras, and now It seems I no longer have the issue.

Anyways, just wanted to chip in with my experience and solution/workaround.

 

How close is Unity's version going to get to Chromatica?

 

The most important tools I was using for my game are:

Depth LUT support ! You can now use a dual-LUT setup to vary the color grading according to a pixel's distance from the camera. The depth interpolation can be manipulated with a blending curve.

LUT Volumes ! Chromatica can now automatically blend between LUTs as the player goes through volumes & zones in your scene.


If you could port these over to Colorful FX I would be very happy.

Now I'm kind of in the dark about how I can use this functionally without further support.
And waiting for Unity to include these tools feels like a big risk as Unity has not always been fast to implement new features.

 

Any news on color grading & post-processing in Unity? because I'm still using Chromatica and I'm having some issues with Unity 5.5.2f1 I sent you an email I hope you can help me!