Volume Script - Controll Post Processing via script

I am trying to control the variables of post-processing (ColorAdjustments) via script (Volume Script). The problem is that the variable itself changes but the effect is not seen in the scene... I tried with other components like LensDistortion and Vignette and the same problem occurs. The intensity changes but they are not noticed in the scene (Game View).
Unity: 2019.3.0b3

 

Instead of editing the components directly, maybe try having two separate volumes. Have one that has higher priority, but starts at 0 weight. When you want to apply the changes to post processing, increase the weight of the higher priority volume.

 

Thank you!! This working fine and it's much easier and more optimized.

 

I can't even access the volume via scripting - if I try to declare "Volume thing;" it doesn't know what Volume is (type or namespace could not be found), though I am using UnityEngine.Rendering; And Visual Studio's autocomplete for UnityEngine.Rendering doesn't have "Volume" as an option. Any idea what I'm missing?

Edit: figured it out, our code is in a package, so to access Volume we had to add its package to our runtime assembly.

 

how do you add the package to the runtime assembly

 

I also would like to know how to add the package to the runtime assembly.

 

Okay lads, here how you solve this one:

add this namespace (assuming you are using URP)
using UnityEngine.Rendering.Universal;
class YourClass : MonoBehaviour
{
[SerializeField] private UnityEngine.Rendering.Volume volume; <= assign ur volume component here in inspector

void YourMethod()
{
volume.weight = (any value from 0 to 1);
}
}

you are welcome

 

Thank you so much!!

But I must wonder, PP is out now for years. And to this date, something simple as that is still NOT explained in the Unity documentations.

 

In URP 10.2.2 the class Volume is part of the Unity.RenderPipelines.Core.Runtime assembly.

 

Yes, newer versions don't require that library anymore

 

Thanks ! I was trying to do some nice effects when my player leaves the game area and a PostProcessing volume with a script-controlled weight was perfect for that