Post-process effects

- [Instructor] Now we've set up some nice tone mapping…with our post processing stack here in Unity.…What we want to do now is start to bring the rest…of this together.…You know, we can see within the scene that we have some…little edges here where the objects aren't really looking…like they're sitting on the floor.…Well, this is where we can start to use some really cool…effects like ambient inclusion.…So we'll turn that on.…And we start to get these nice shadows dialing in.…Now keep in mind, all of these post processing effects…can actually add to your scene.…So we don't want to go too crazy with them in here,…but we can start to work with some effects here.…

We can go down to lowest settings or all the way up…to high settings.…The default here is at medium, and I can adjust…the overall radius of that effect on there.…So, we might want to work with the intensity…of this as well.…That radius might be a little bit big for what we're doing.…You can see we really start to affect the overall, kind of,…filling in those areas that are missing some contact…