Retro Look Pro API for Legacy standalone effects.

Retro Look Pro on Asset Store

Add Retro Look Pro or Post Retro Look Pro component to your camera. Create new RetroLookPro preset (Create/RetroLookPro/New preset). Insert preset in Retro Look Pro component attached to your camera. Adjust parameters. Have fun!

Retro Look Pro component uses OnRender method.It gives less perfomance then post method, lets you use custom texture.

Post Retro Look Pro uses postRender method.It Gives you extra perfomance in some cases, but have no ability to use custom texture, doesn't support HDR and MSAA and uses Forward rendering path only.

Development mode - All changes made in selected preset will be applied and saved instantly in Game mode. If you want to access variables from your scripts uncheck this option.

Reference Scr - Assign needed Retro Look Pro preset(ScriptableObject).

To create new Preset - Create/Retro Look Pro/New Preset.

Compatibility table

API usage examples:

Example 1

This example shows how to access variables from needed RetroLookPro/RetroLookPostPro cached preset.

In this case "development mode" in "RetroLookPro/RetroLookPostPro" should be turned off.

Note that all changes will be reversed after you exit game mode. It is much safer to use this method instead of second one.

using UnityEngine;

using LimitlessDev.RetroLookPro;

public class APIExampleUsage1 : MonoBehaviour {

//Reference to RetroLookPro/RetroLookPostPro that you are currently using.

public RetroLookPro RetroLookReference;

// Update is called once per frame

void Update()

{

//Enable/Disable needed variable on "Space" key press.

if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space)) {

if (RetroLookReference.tempPreset.f_Fisheye)

RetroLookReference.tempPreset.f_Fisheye = false;

else

RetroLookReference.tempPreset.f_Fisheye = true;

} } }

Example 2

This example shows how to access variables directly from preset Scriptable Object.

In this case "development mode" in "RetroLookPro/RetroLookPostPro" should be turned on.

Note that all changes made in Scriptable Objects will be saved after you exit game mode. Very usefull in some cases.

using UnityEngine;

using LimitlessDev.RetroLookPro;

public class APIExampleUsage2 : MonoBehaviour

{

//Reference to the Scriptable Object preset that you are currently using.

public PresetScriptableObject RetroLookScriptableObjectReference;

// Update is called once per frame

void Update() {

//Enable/Disable needed variable on "Space" key press.

if (Input.GetKeyDown(KeyCode.Space))

{

if (RetroLookScriptableObjectReference.currPreset.f_Fisheye)

RetroLookScriptableObjectReference.currPreset.f_Fisheye = false;

else

RetroLookScriptableObjectReference.currPreset.f_Fisheye = true;

}

}

}

To adjust variables through your scripts uncheck "Development mode" on RetroLookPro component.

In your script:

1. Create "Preset yourPreset;" variable in your script.
2. Reference "yourPreset" to "tempPreset" from "RetroLookPro/RetroLookProPost" component.
3. Don't forget to disable "developmentMode" to access variables.
4. Now you have access to change variables instantly from your script.

Variables:

• Bottom Noise

• Color Palette

IMPORTANT NOTE : To use presets please open "\Assets\LimitlessUnityDevelopment\RetroLookPro\Resources\ColormapPresets.unitypackage" and import it. Then fill RetroLookProColorPaletePresetsList\presetslist with all presets from "\Assets\LimitlessUnityDevelopment\RetroLookPro\Resources\Colormap Presets".

31 pre-computed colormap presets that reduces the number of colors to up to 64 specific colors and can also lower the resolution to any width and height, creating advanced posterization-like effect.

If you want to reduce package size , open RetroLookProColorPaletePresetsList.asset ("\Assets\LimitlessUnityDevelopment\RetroLookPro\Resources") and remove unnecessary items from the list. Then remove unneeded colormap presets from "\Assets\LimitlessUnityDevelopment\RetroLookPro\Resources\Colormap Presets".

• TV Mode

• ByPass mode (Use this mode for passing videos or static images)

• Bleed effect

• Fisheye effect

• Vignette effect

• Noise

Signal Noise

Tape Noise

Line Noise

• Video Shake filter

Jitter

Twitch

• Picture correction

• Artefacts

• Time Setting