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This just in! The Universal Render Pipeline 3D Sample just dropped in the #Unity Hub! 🌟 It includes 4 scenes with different art styles, rendering paths, and complexity you can explore to learn how to use #URP features for accelerated multiplatform development. Get the details here: #Unite2023

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Umut Kaan Özdemir 🔻2 years ago

Nice job, they look amazing!

Trần Thiết Duy - Douie2 years ago

Unity 6 getting back on track 🥳🫰 let's grow features and we developers pay ya all back with love and mutual, clear income share 🤗💖 only Unity can have this love from user base though, I bet

Sarah || KORONEKO 🍓 OUT!2 years ago

Could it be the documentation that we have been asked all along ?!😫

Martin2 years ago

Looks amazing! Keep improving URP.

Danil Goshko2 years ago

Thanks for making these! Also, great presentation on URP stuff at #Unite2023

CaptainJohnny2 years ago

Unity looks good and has always been nice to work with. But all the poor decisions + features being unreleased for long makes it hard to go back using it again. Having used it for many years before …

Max Palmer2 years ago

They look great!

Erfan2 years ago

this looks very cool!

Mispelled...2 years ago

UE5 still better bc id doesn't cost a fortune

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