Question URP Full screen blit example not doing transparency

The URP example (https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/c...renderer-features/how-to-fullscreen-blit.html) in the docs mention this being a fullscreen blit, but it doesn't seem to apply the effect to the complete rendered image, just the opaque rendered stuff.
On top of that, it just erases any effects applied before it in the render features stack.

Is there any example that actually does do a full screen blit? Including transparency? One that respects previously applied effects as well.

It's probably me, but the whole way post processing works, and what blit class to use seems to be a poorly documented clusterf***

 

Hi, the full screen pass renderer feature in 2022.2+ is what you're looking for.


You can tick the "Color" option in "Requirements" of the renderer feature and sample scene color with URP Sample Buffer Node in a full screen shader graph.

If you'd like a code-based solution, you should use Blit (try cmd.Blit() if XR support is not needed) to copy the camera's color target into another render texture, and use it to replace the "_CameraOpaqueTexture" in the shader.

 

In addition to what's been said: in your shader i guess you are using
'_CameraOpaqueTexture' like in the example?
Try '_CameraColorTexture' instead if you want the color data from all render queues.

 

Thanks all, I'll try that and see if it works in our version of Unity and URP