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template:
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name: Decal URP Default
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category: Decals
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description: 'This is the default decal shader that comes with URP. It projects
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a color and normal along a single axis.
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In order to use decals
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in URP, you''ll need to add the Decal Renderer Feature to URP''s Renderer Data
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asset. In HDRP, decals work automatically so no settings changes are required.
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You
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can add a decal to your scene by right-clicking in your scene''s Hierarchy
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panel and selecting Rendering->URP Decal Projector. Then select the new Decal
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Projector and assign it a material that uses your Shader Graph asset.
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Pipeline(s): URP
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Active Target: Decal
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VFX Graph Support: disabled</i>'
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