Roman jams with Camera Stacking in Unity (Tutorial)

Watch me jam with Unity’s Camera Stacking feature in Universal Rendering Pipeline.

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Recently, Unity introduced a long-awaited feature to Universal Render Pipeline, a feature called “Camera Stacking”, which allows us to combine the output of multiple cameras to achieve complex effects in a matter of seconds.
In this video I will be getting full on with Camera Stacking myself, but what I wanted to particularly do, is to take a brake from my own stuff, and try out a new format where I’ll be exploring a single Unity feature in isolation, treating it as a one-man Game Jam sort-of-a-thing, with the goal of finding unique approaches to prototyping iteration and maybe finding some interesting use-cases along the way.
So here goes.
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