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name: Decal Simple
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category: Decals
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description: 'A simple decal template that projects a color image along the Y
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axis of the decal. This simple decal does not modify the smoothness, normals,
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metallic, or ambient occlusion properties of the material. If you want to change
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those, you''ll need to add additional features to the shader.
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In order
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to use decals in URP, you''ll need to add the Decal Renderer Feature to URP''s
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Renderer Data asset. In HDRP, decals work automatically so no settings changes
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are required.
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In both render pipelines, you can add a decal to your
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scene by right-clicking in your scene''s Hierarchy panel and selecting Rendering->HDRP
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(or URP) Decal Projector. Then select the new Decal Projector and assign it
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a material that uses your Shader Graph asset.
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<i>Supported Pipeline(s):
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HDRP & URP
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Active Target: Decal
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VFX Graph Support: disabled</i>'
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