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| + | When you import a texture to apply as a LUT you should apply the following settings to your .png file; | ||
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| + | Texture Type: Advanced | ||
| + | Mapping: None | ||
| + | Import Type: Default | ||
| + | Bypass sRGB Sampling: ticked | ||
| + | Generate Mip Maps: Off | ||
| + | Wrap Mode: Clamp | ||
| + | Filter Mode: Bilinear | ||
| + | Aniso Level: 0 | ||
For more information on creating LUTs, see Unity's documentation here; [https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/script-ColorCorrectionLookup.html] | For more information on creating LUTs, see Unity's documentation here; [https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/script-ColorCorrectionLookup.html] | ||
You can add colour treatments to your gesture using the Avatar Effect LUT script.
When you import a texture to apply as a LUT you should apply the following settings to your .png file;
Texture Type: Advanced Mapping: None Import Type: Default Bypass sRGB Sampling: ticked Generate Mip Maps: Off Wrap Mode: Clamp Filter Mode: Bilinear Aniso Level: 0
For more information on creating LUTs, see Unity's documentation here; [1]
You can add audio effects, synchronised with other events in the gesture, using the Audio Effect component;
For more information on audio files and Unity see here; [2]