Using bloom postprocess will impact on gui, how can i avoid it? [0220111234757]

Hey @DWork , how are you doing? In order to avoid having the bloom effect applied to the UI you can render the UI using a diferent camera than the one used in the DefaultRenderPipeline. Just create a new camera and set its layerMask property to some value that you will used for the UI rendering (l…

OK, the other question is when i use more than one camera(maybe 4 or 5) in scene, does it have an impact on performance?

That will heavily depend on how much things each camera will have to render. If you add 5 camera that render nothing, the impact on performance should be fairly low. If each camera renders all elements in the scene you will effectively multiple your render time by 5.

@srzerbetto thanks for you answer :wink:

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carolhmj February 9, 2022, 3:29pm 6

Hi @DWork just checking in, was your question answered?

Is there a way to limit a GUI element to a single canvas?

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