Upgrading your existing project to Universal Render Pipeline - Unite Copenhagen

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The Universal Render Pipeline brings with it long-awaited accessibility and performance improvements to rendering in Unity.

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Yilmaz Kiymaz - InnoGames GmbH

Learn more about the Universal Render Pipeline: https://on.unity.com/2mmIawj



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