Post processing stack activation / desactivation on qQualitySettings presets

[jexmatex]

Hello communauty,

i’m trying to find a way to disable or enable the post processing stack when swapping from a quality setting level to another.

i want it to be able to work with the Display resolution dialog

when low deactivate, when high activate.

any ideas ?

thanks by advance

[Joe-Censored]

I haven’t tried this yet, but the first thing I would try is creating 2 post processing volumes set to global. The first one set to lower priority with all effects disabled. The second one set to higher priority with everything you want enabled, and then disable its gameobject. Enable the gameobject whenever you want effects enabled. This is assuming the V2 stack.

If using the V1 stack, you just create two profiles and swap them out depending on which one you want to use at a given time.

[jexmatex]

hey joe,

thanks for the answer, yet i dont understand what you mean by “set to global” ?

[Joe-Censored]

@jexmatex

hey joe,

thanks for the answer, yet i dont understand what you mean by “set to global” ?

https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/PostProcessing/wiki/Quick-start

@Post Processing Stack V2 Quick Start Guide

By default it’s completely empty. Volumes come with two modes:

• Global: a global volume doesn’t have any boundary and will be applied to the whole scene. You can of course have several of these in your scene.
• Local: a local volume needs a collider or trigger component attached to it to define its boundaries. Any type of 3D collider will work, from cubes to complex convex meshes but we recommend you use simple colliders as much as possible, as meshes can be quite expensive to traverse. Local volumes can also have a Blend Distance that represents the outer distance from the volume surface where blending will start.