Hands-On Unity 2018.x Game Development for Mobile (Video 10)

The video tutorial covers implementing post process effects in Unity 2018.2, highlighting the use of the package manager to access and install effects like bloom and grain. It explains setting up post processing layers and volumes, configuring effects, and considerations for mobile performance. Advanced effects like depth of field and chromatic aberration are discussed, with a focus on their impact on different devices.

What is a key feature introduced in Unity 2018.2 for managing post process effects?

• Asset Store

• Package Manager

• Scene Builder

• Script Editor

What is the first step in setting up post processing in Unity?

• Adding a post processing layer

• Creating a new scene

• Setting up lighting

• Importing assets

Which effect is used to create a glowing effect in Unity?

• Vignette

• Bloom

• Grain

• Motion Blur

What should you consider when applying post processing effects on mobile devices?

• Device performance

• Screen size

• Network speed

• Battery life

Which effect can create a fisheye look in Unity?

• Depth of Field

• Chromatic Aberration

• Lens Distortion

• Ambient Occlusion

What does the depth of field effect simulate in Unity?

• Sound effects

• Lighting changes

• Focus and blur

• Color grading

Which effect is not recommended for older mobile hardware due to performance issues?

• Grain

• Vignette

• Bloom

• Depth of Field

What is the purpose of chromatic aberration in post processing?

• To create a sci-fi effect

• To enhance color saturation

• To reduce noise

• To improve lighting

What is ambient occlusion used for in Unity?

• To simulate realistic shadows

• To enhance audio effects

• To create motion blur

• To adjust color balance

What will the next section after post process effects focus on?

• Sound design

• Asset bundles

• Lighting techniques

• User interface