Quick Start

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Beautify 3 (URP) · Quick Start

Quick Start — First result in 5 minutes

Follow these steps to see Beautify 3 in action on your URP project. No scripting required.

Step 1 — Import the package

Open Window > Package Manager, locate Beautify 3 in My Assets and click Import. If you downloaded the .unitypackage manually, double-click it and import all files.

Step 2 — Add the Renderer Feature

Select your URP Renderer Data asset (usually found in Settings/). In the Inspector, click Add Renderer Feature > Beautify. This registers the Beautify render pass in the URP pipeline.

Tip: If you are unsure which Renderer Data is active, go to Edit > Project Settings > Graphics and check the Scriptable Render Pipeline Settings field, then open that asset and look at the Renderer List.

Step 3 — Create a Volume with Beautify

In your scene hierarchy, right-click and choose Volume > Global Volume (or use an existing Volume). In the Volume component, click Add Override > Kronnect > Beautify.

Step 4 — Enable your first effects

In the Beautify override, enable and tweak these beginner-friendly settings:

  • Sharpen — set intensity to 48 for a subtle clarity boost.
  • Saturate — increase to 0.3 for richer colors.
  • Daltonize — leave at 0 unless you need color-blind accessibility.
  • Vignetting — enable and set outer ring to 0.4 for a cinematic frame.

Step 5 — Verify in Game view

Enter Play Mode or switch to the Game tab. You should see the effects applied in real time. Toggle the Beautify override on/off to compare before and after.

Step 6 — Explore the demo scenes

Open any scene under Beautify/URP/Demo/ to see pre-configured examples of all effects including bloom, depth of field, LUT color grading, and more.

Checklist

  • ☑ Package imported successfully
  • ☑ Beautify Renderer Feature added to URP Renderer
  • ☑ Global Volume created with Beautify override
  • ☑ Effects visible in Game view

Next steps

Now that you have Beautify running, explore the Setup guide to learn about advanced configuration, or dive into the full parameter reference.

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