I don't understand. Should I use PPC with URP or PPC (Experimental) with LWRP?

What is better for low-res (288x162, 16 PPU) game?
Pixel Perfect Camera with URP or Pixel Perfect Camera (Experimental) with LWRP?

Thanks for your help!

 

URP (Universal Render Pipeline) is new "branding" for LWRP (Lightweigh Render Pipeline). So, if you are on 2019.3, then install/use what has URP in name instead of LWRP.
Pixel Perfect Camera is part of 2D Pixel Perfect package. It is out of preview since 2019.3 (see this post: https://forum.unity.com/threads/2d-pixel-perfect-is-out-of-preview-for-2019-3.818742/)

 

Really? Why did they re-brand the name? Thank you, though!

 

They didn't feel that LWRP was a solid name so they changed it to URP instead.

 

Not sure, but I agree with MisterSkitz Imagine: if you name something as light, some people may think it is lower value, not so high quality, etc. While it is simply that HDRP and URP fits different scenarions. Unless you are making top PC/PS/XBOX game, you will use URP.

 

You have valid points, but "Universal" appears more optimal than "Light Weight".

 

So, if I start up Unity in 2019.3 I'll automatically be using the URP? Is there any configuring I have to do to get the best results for a low-res mobile game (288x162, 16 PPU)?

 

You will need to install the URP package, which is simple to do. You will then need to create a resource folder for your URP and then change the pipeline to the URP. You can find the step by step URP setup with a quick Google search.

 

Thanks, I'll do that! And do you know if this is the most optimal setup I can do in Unity for my requirements? (See my game resolution)

 

My setup is 320x180 with 16 PPU - you can see what game we are building with this setup (link is in my signature). I also found advantageous to use Pro Grids to snap non-tile objects to pixels.

 

But is it optimal to use the URP for just the normal pipeline? If the URP, what settings do I configure in the render asset for a simple mobile pixel game?