How to use Post Processing in Unity

We can use post processing to give our game a nice professional-looking shine. Open the Package Manager and install the Post Processing package.

This will give us a PostProcessing folder in our Packages folder. In the Hierarchy, we can now create an empty game object and give it the Post Processing Volume component to control all the visual effects of our game. We’ll set this component to “Is Global” to affect the whole game, and create a new Profile.

Tomorrow, we’ll work with our new profile to create some cool effects!

Blur is a cool effect!