Asset Store – PRISM – Realistic Post-Processing v2.4

PRISM Includes the following effects :

Natural Bloom

• Supports no threshold, multi-layered HDR bloom, or adjustable threshold bloom
• Temporal stability (anti-flicker)

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Layered Flares

• Highly customisable lens flares, fully integrated into the Bloom pipeline

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Color Enhance

• A smart saturation algorithm that makes colours ‘pop’

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HQ Sharpen

• Easy to use luma sharpening algorithm with no artifacts

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Brighten

• Curve-based brightness algorithm

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Ambient Obscurance

• Scalable, high performance AO – works perfectly in open world scenes!

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Smooth Fog

Multi-color distance based fog, with full pipeline integration, light (bloom) shines through fog!

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Lens Dirt

• Brightness-based, BF4-style lens dirt

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Tonemapping

• State of the art ‘RomB’ tonemapping operator as default, with ACES and standard Filmic Tonemapping

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alternatives

• Fully tweakable values on all tonemapping operators

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Depth of Field with Bokeh

• Bokeh temporal stability (anti-flicker)
• Easily customizable focus lengths, bokeh intensities, and blur amounts

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Eye Adaptation

• High performance, variable exposure speed
• Automatically applied to all effects in the pipeline

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Chromatic Aberration

• Vignette shape and vertical edge shape supported

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Vignette

• Adjustable intensity for easy effect creation

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Filmic Noise/Dither

• Procedural GPU noise
• Not supported on mobile

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UI Blur

• Shared-pass UI Blur effect, effectively when combined

All effects are HDR & LDR compatible. PRISM is fully compatible with, & tested on all major platforms: XBox One, PS4, WiiU, PC, Mac, Mobile (SM3.0), WebGL (SM2.0, limited subset of effects)

PRISM also features an artist-friendly workflow with PRISM Presets. A PRISM Preset is a scriptable object file that stores every value in your PRISM inspector and can be loaded at runtime with a simple API call, or swapped in-editor.

PRISM offers a feature-packed, easy-to-use inspector GUI that anyone can understand. You don’t have to know what an F-Stop, ISO Number, or Aperture Length is to get the best results – and with all effects applied to the scene-view, you’ll never have to swap between scene and game views while designing.