What is post-processing?

Learn that post-processing applies effects to the frame.

What is post-processing?

Post-processing is the effect stage applied to the image after the frame of the game has been rendered. It only affects the final look without changing the objects in the scene. This way settings such as brightness, color and blur are done on the frame.

efektAdi = "Bloom";
efektGecerli = true;

These effects artistically edit the final image the camera sees.

Working on the frame

Post-processing effects are applied in order on a single frame. Each effect takes the output of the previous one and produces a new result. This is why the order of effects changes the outcome.

islenmis = bloom(islenmis);
islenmis = vignette(islenmis);

In the end, the processed frame is shown on the screen.

Exercise Keep an effect record

In a class named EfektKaydi, define a string ad field with the value "Post-processing". In the Start method, print the text "Efekt: " joined with ad using Debug.Log.

Show example solution

using UnityEngine;

public class EfektKaydi : MonoBehaviour
{
    string ad = "Post-processing";

    void Start()
    {
        Debug.Log("Efekt: " + ad);
    }
}

Test yourself

When is a post-processing effect applied to the image?
- After the frame has been rendered
- When the object is added to the scene
- When the script is compiled
- When the project is saved
Show answer

After the frame has been rendered — Post-processing works on the rendered frame; it is applied to the final image, not to the scene objects.

Write the target of the effect

    string hedef = "____";

Show answer

    string hedef = "frame";

Parts of post-processing

Post-processing

The effect stage applied to the frame
Frame

A single rendered frame
Efekt

A setting that changes the image
Son görüntü

The result after the effects

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