How to get Good Graphics in Unity

Let’s make Unity look beautiful!

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2020:
to get post processing stack, go to windows>packet manager> there is a drop down next to the plus icon top left, click it and selected all packages> post processing


select post processing and then click import at the bottom right of the package manager window. then follow along the tutorial!
EDIT: you should probably follow a more recent tutorial altogether for the post processing part. A unity update changed a lot of things including how you set up post processing.

[pranaysahare]

Awesome ...
Teaching unity free of cost, you are doing a great job

[arunprakasam]

In 2020, Go to Window > Package Manager.... In Project to All packages... scroll down to Postprocessing in the list. In the right you'll find a button to install it...

[TitoOliveiraDesign]

"...realistic unreal look"

heh

[excellNexcel]

I agree. Unity's graphics options are getting better with each new version. Even so, too much emphasis is placed on graphics when comparing Unity to Unreal...it does not matter which engine you use, it depends on the person behind the keyboard.
I am a coder and I prefer the modular control of C#. I don't care too much for excessive realistic graphics because of the performance hits, but I really think that what engages the player is the game play and that is all coding!

[J.]

This man's eyes have good graphics.

[warcraft]

I'm really loving those small interuptional explanation bits, it's a great way to share even more information and make stuff really clear. :)

[scottcourtney]

Nice and concise tutorial. I absolutely agree with you about the Uber Shader asset. I use this in every project, and it makes an enormous difference when working with glass and other refractive materials. The author is a real "class act" when it comes to support, too -- a very nice person who takes quality very seriously.

[bloggerblogger]

for people who didn't find the post processing in the asset store, it's now available already in the package manager in unity search for it you will find it there.

[StanleyLikesCyan]

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A E S T H E T I C S

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[fla-bushcraftprepper]

Our family just watched this video.
The Ma Ma is going to be the lighting and post processing artist.
We had to show her a video to let her know what she would be learning.
Awesome video.😃👍

[RahmatSiswanto]

Your channel is the first channel that i subscribe when i starting to learn Unity about 2 years ago, now i have my own simple android games on playstore... Thank you so much, your videos very helpful for me

[Oxmond]

Unity PostProcessing is awesome! With the new Universal Render Pipeline, Unity really catches up on Unreals good graphics! 👍🤓

[backapple]

I was able to create a game and I am 11 years old and its an evolution game where you eat or defeat other creatures to evolve and so on it took around 2 weeks for me alone to make and I may be young but I am in college courses for calculus and I think the math I learned really helped


This video really helped bring out my graphic by a long shot btw thank you!

[jerxvan]

"you can make super beautiful game with even the simplest of technology as long as you remember to have fun and get creative"

[pathos]

I remember watching your channel, many years ago in secondary school.
Dude, well done for sticking at it, great quality content and not overcluttered like most other tutorial channels.
Thanks for the vids

[jkagwen]

From Kenya here, I love your work. Please never stop rolling out these videos

[RandomGuyyy]

The Unreal default look is mostly in the temporal anti aliasing giving it that soft look. Coupled with Lightmass that I think yields completely different results from Enlighten. Add a bit of fisheye, vignette, grain, turn up the FOV and you can get that shooter look from Unity.

[-Linesway]

Thanks! The changes definitely helped make my game "pop"


thanks as always brackeys

[ziaurrehman]

Amazing your conversation and teaching way. I am speechless. Good works. Keep it up.