HDR particle colours

Hi,

I'm getting the following in 2018.3.0f2. My particle system shows my colour gradient as HDR but when trying to change the colour, the intensity option isn't there. Is it HDR or isn't it?



The material used is "Lightweight Render Pipeline / Particles / Unlit".

Thanks,

Nick

 

On 2018.3.4.f1 i have this error when i try to set the colorOverLifetime with a Gradient object:

Code (CSharp):

1.                
2. var gradient = new Gradient();
3. var colorKeys = new List<GradientColorKey>();
4. var alphaKeys = new List<GradientAlphaKey>();
5. var colorOverLifeTimeVals = JsonHelper.FromJson<GradientColor[]>(value ?? "[]");
6. colorOverLifeTimeVals.ForEach(c => {
7.      //colorKeys.Add(new GradientColorKey(new Color(c.r, c.g, c.b), c.p));
8.      alphaKeys.Add(new GradientAlphaKey(c.a, c.p));
9. });
10. gradient.SetKeys(colorKeys.ToArray(), alphaKeys.ToArray());
11. colorOverLifetimeModule.color = gradient;
12.  

In this example colorKeys.Add is commented, the problem is that line, alphaKeys works fine, if colorKeys are set, the color over lifetime HDR becomes activated

 

Hi, has this been solved yet? Whenever I create a Gradient by Script (as seen above)it is generated in HDR (quite ramped up) and I cannot find a way to either switch HDR off or to adjust the intensity value.

 

Yep, stupid me. Forgot to normalize the values. Thanks!

 

it's 2022 and particle color still cannot use hdr

 

This is highly suspect in an actual build so verify before using it BUT:
It's kind of silly but it can actually use it if you copy paste the HDR Gradient there from elsewhere