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2020.1.0b5
2020.2
Issue ID
1238462
Regression
No
[URP] On/ Off buttons are not available for PostProcessing effects via Global Volume in URP
On/ Off buttons for manipulating each postprocessing effect in Volume component is not available for Global Volume GameObject. Postprocessing effects can be manipulated individually via on/ off buttons in PostProcessing Volume component. On/ off buttons should be available to maintain the uniformity between PostProcessing and Global Volume component. Refer the screenshot attached
Steps to reproduce:
1) Create a new project
2) Window > Package Manager > Install Universal Render Pipeline
3) Right Click > Volume > Global Volume
4) Create Volume profile > Add postprocessing effect
Actual result: Notice that on/ off buttons are not available for postprocessing effects
Expected result: On/ off buttons should be available to maintain the uniformity between PostProcessing Volume component and Global Volume component.
Occurring on: 2020.2.0a7, 2020.1.0b6, 2019.3.10f1, 2019.1.11f1, 2018.4.12f1
Environment: Both Windows and Mac
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Resolution Note:
It's closed by design because the On/Off buttons is redundant because you can disable the effect by setting the intensity to 0. It also added some headache to previous users because the effect was disabled immediately where they expected the effect to blend with other nearby volumes instead of being sudden.