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2020.3.47f1
2021.3.22f1
2022.2.13f1
2023.1.0b11
2023.2.0a9
Issue ID
UUM-32129
Regression
No
[HDRP] Shader Graph shader does not expose the Exposure weight property
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open attached project "ShaderGraph.zip" and Scene "OutdoorsScene"
2. In Project window, select Assets -> ShaderGraph -> Experiment.mat
3. In Inspector window, adjust the "DissolveAmount" scale
4. Observe changes in Project window's "Experiment.mat" asset's preview, Inspector's preview
5. Compare to changes in Scene, Game view on the "Lamp_4" GameObject
Note: this is a shader authored with Shader Graph, using HDRP as the Active Target. The same applies to a shader created via RMB>Create>Shader Graph>HDRP>Lit Shader Graph. Since the Emission Weight property is not exposed, it is impossible to prevent Exposure from affecting the shader graph's emission.
Expected result: Both the material asset's previews, and the "Lamp_4" GameObject display a glow effect as the DissolveAmount scale is increased
Actual result: The material asset's previews display the effect correctly.
Reproducible with: 10.10.1 (2020.3.47f1), 12.1.10 (2021.3.22f1), 14.0.6 (2022.2.13f1), 15.0.4 (2023.1.0b11), 16.0.1 (2023.2.0a9)
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Resolution Note:
The exposure weight must be controlled inside the graph using the Emission node in HDRP: https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.shadergraph@14.0/manual/Emission-Node.html
This node allows you to control the exposure weight and exposure intensity, you can use this node as an input of the emission color in the ShaderGraph.