Hyper Probes - URP Baked Raytracing & Lighting

Hyper Probes is a multi-purpose graphics system that runs in Unity 6 URP (Designed for Forward rendering only). Every feature revolves around & takes advantage of Hyper Probes - Special reflection probes which store reflection data, indirect lighting data, and depth information. Featuring a fast raytracing approximation & a custom baked indirect lighting which takes advantage of the hyper probe data to bake faster than the regular baked lighting system.

No AI Generated code or assets included.

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[TRY OUT THE TECH DEMO (No Download)]

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Major features

• Fast Raytracing Approximation for realistic 3D reflections + Does not require dedicated raytracing hardware.
• Custom baked indirect lighting (bakes faster than Unity's built-in system; the output is more physically accurate than Unity's built-in baked lighting system; it denoises automatically without AI denoising or upscaling)
• Bake indirect lighting at runtime. (Great for user-generated content)
• Radiance Volumes for indirect lighting on dynamic objects (not dynamic GI)
• Scale raytracing effects to low-end hardware in ONE CLICK
• Supports Custom Shadergraph Shaders with a custom lit node + Includes a Raytracing node for Shadergraph
• Includes a custom Screen-Space Ambient Occlusion effect designed to work with this system but works in regular URP as well

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Other stuff

• Free Demo --> Try a demo for FREE (No Download required)
• Includes small demo scene in the asset, plus there is an optional more expansive Office demo scene which you can download here --> Office Demo scene (scroll down)
• Manual Included (Both HTML & PDF version included with purchase) & Video Guide available

Sometimes it's good to hear "No":

• No temporal effects
• No screen-space reflections (reflections that disappear when you look away)
• And NO AI GENERATED CODE OR ASSETS INCLUDED

(Click Technical Details below to view a more detailed explanation of how the features work)