Pink default shaders...

How when you use URP pipeline and import assets, where the have models are using the Default-Diffuse shader that is appearing PINK..

Even if you use the URP upgrade graphic project/selected materials.. nothing works.. these objects that have the Default-Diffuse shader stay PINK, you can't even select this material in the project assets, as it is hidden, built in whatever... on a project that was setup from the beginning with URP.

Is there some material replacement tool to just replace all prefab/model Defaul-Diffuse materials with something that actually does work in URP.

 

Just a tip :
First select and change your all material's shaders to the Standard shader
Then use URP/HDRP material converter to convert materials to the urp or hdrp

Some legacy or custom shaders can not be converted properly using URP/HDRP converters

 

Hey, in my project all custom materials are converted but the unity default material. It stays the same no matter what i do, and I dont know where it physically resides to change it to the urp manually.

 

Same for me. I wrote a small editor script to use the scene reference to the material and convert it to a URP shader, but as soon as I open the project again it's back to "Standard".

 

Same, has anyone figured it out?

 

Same issue with the pink Default-Material. 2020.3.22. URP-10.7.0. Project started as URP. All materials converted to UPR with no issues.

 

I have this problem with Unity 2021.3 - I created a fresh URP project (URP 12.1.6), and the Default-Diffuse material shows in the "Select Material" dialog correctly, but in the Scene & Game view they are pure magenta. Most of the default materials are like this (but not all of them). Edit > Rendering > Materials > "Convert Selected Built-In Materials to URP" is always grayed out no matter what I have selected (or not selected). How do you even select multiple "Built-In" materials anyway??

 

HI all, same issue, all default assigned materials from the invisible diffuse are not converted.

Any ideas ?

 

Same problems, all materials converted but the default ones, like wtf unity

 

Had to right click the material on an object that was pink, click select, it's hidden in hierarchy, then went to edit>> rendering >> Convert to URP

 

Thx, saved my day

 

Also is easy to change some basic shaders if are not converted automatically, simply remove the tags that mention the forward rendering or rendering directives and see if the shader compiles to URP - HDRP. Sometimes this just works, others not though, depends on shader complexity and what libs uses.