Increase this threshold to make HDRP blur less of the screen. However, it is important to keep in mind that the algorithm clamps the maximum amount of samples so that no two samples are less than a pixel apart, so a high sample count does not affect slowly moving GameObjects very much. A lower sample count directly translates to higher performance. Listed in order of effectiveness, you can: There are multiple options available to decrease the performance impact of Motion Blur. Higher values result in Camera rotation giving wider blurs. This value is expressed in terms of screen fraction. Use the slider to set the maximum velocity that HDRP allows Camera rotation to contribute to the velocities of GameObjects. Higher values mean that HDRP does not calculate Motion Blur for slow-moving GameObjects. Use the slider to set the minimum velocity, in pixels, that triggers motion blur. Higher values result in a more intense blur, and an increase in resource intensity. This clamps any value above this threshold to the threshold value. Use the slider to set the maximum velocity, in pixels, that HDRP allows for all sources of motion blur except Camera rotation. Higher values also increase the resource intensity of the effect. Higher values increase the quality and produce a smoother blur. Set the maximum number of sample points HDRP uses to compute the Motion Blur effect. Set this value to 0 to disable Motion Blur. This scales the magnitude of the velocities present in the velocity buffer. Set the strength of the Motion Blur effect. Motion Blur includes more options that you must manually expose. HDRP now applies Motion Blur to any Camera this Volume affects. In the Inspector, navigate to Add Override > Post-processing and click on Motion Blur.In the Scene or Hierarchy view, select a GameObject that contains a Volume component to view it in the Inspector.Motion Blur uses the Volume framework, so to enable and modify Motion Blur properties, you must add a Motion Blur override to a Volume in your Scene. For information on how to enable Motion Vectors, see the Motion Vectors documentation. This means that for Motion Blur to have an effect, you must enable Motion Vectors in your Unity Project. The Motion Blur effect uses velocities from HDRP's velocity buffer. This is usually due to rapidly moving objects, or a long exposure time. The Motion Blur effect simulates the blur that occurs in an image when a real-world camera films objects moving faster than the camera’s exposure time.

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