====== Dragon Water Config ======

Main configuration window.
\\ Open with: **Window > Dragon Water Config**.

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===== General =====

  * **Auto Time Simulation** - if enabled, ''DragonWaterManager.Instance.Time'' will be incremented automatically with ''Time.deltaTime''. Disable it if you want to process this value manually.
    * ''DragonWaterManager.Instance.Time'' is the only value that determines a whole state of water system. For multiplayer game, you will need to synchronize this value.
  * **Water Renderer Layer** - game object layer used for rendering water surfaces. It must be separate layer and it should be installed automatically.


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===== Infinite Ocean Mesh Presets =====

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Preset configuration for infinite ocean geometry type (see [[.water-surface]]).
\\ It's quite advanced stuff so either experiment with it on your own or use predefined presets.


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===== Cutout Volumes =====

  * **Cutout Layer** - game object layer used for rendering cutout volumes. It must be separate layer and it should be installed automatically.

Read more: [[.cutout-volumes]]


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===== Underwater Effect =====

  * **Underwater Volume Layer** - game object layer used that will be assigned to global URP post-processing volume, when under the water. Usually it will be Default layer.
  * **Underwater Volume Priority** - underwater global URP volume will be created with this priority.

Read more: [[.underwater-profile]]


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===== Ripple Effect =====

  * **Ripple Layer** - game object layer used for ripple casters. It must be separate layer and it should be installed automatically.
  * **URP Renderer Index** - index of URP renderer that will be used by ripple projector.

Read more: [[.ripple-effect]]


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===== Build Settings =====

Additional settings when building player.

==== Water Shader Stripping ====
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Main water shader uses many keywords.
\\ This gives modularity, but produces thousands of shader variants.
\\ They take a lot of compilation time and unnecessary increase build size.
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\\ You can configure here custom shader preprocessor to strip unwanted variants by marking what feature you use or not.
\\ Every listed keyword has a note by what feature it is used, so you can decide what to do.
\\ E.g.:
  * If you never disable specular highlights in material profile - mark ''_SPECULARHIGHLIGHTS_OFF'' as **Never Include**, so variants with disabled specular highlights will never be processed.
  * If you always use normal maps in material profile - mark ''_USE_NORMAL_MAP'' as **Always Include**, so all output variants will always include normal mapping enabled.

**TIP:** If you are not sure about some keyword, leave it default. It is enough to configure stripping for only just a few main keywords to already see a huge improvement in building time and size. Approximately each stripped keyword reduces it by half.


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===== Debug =====

Configure logging level and enable debug inspectors.