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Expand Up @@ -31,4 +31,4 @@ If the Volume with the Diffusion Profile Override is local, the **Fill Profiles

If multiple Volumes overlap and affect the Camera simultaneously, HDRP interpolates between multiple values for the same Volume override property in order to handle overlapping values. However, interpolating a final value for the **Diffusion Profile List** is not possible. Instead, HDRP selects the **Diffusion Profile List** from the Volume with the highest **Priority**.

There is a small performance overhead to find which Diffusion Profile a Material users. This means that the fewer Diffusion Profiles you use, the faster this process is. Rather than limit the number of Diffusion Profiles you use, you can use the **Diffusion Profile Override** to optimize the search process. If you have multiple Scenes, and each one only uses a single Diffusion Profile, you can use this override on a global Volume in each Scene to select a Diffusion Profile per Scene, instead of placing the Diffusion Profile from each Scene into the HDRP Graphics Settings. This reduces the resource intensity of the search in the Shader. This technique is particularly effective if your Scene contains a lot of overdraw to produce visual effects like foliage and vegetation.
There is a small performance overhead to find which Diffusion Profile a Material uses. This means that the fewer Diffusion Profiles you use, the faster this process is. Rather than limit the number of Diffusion Profiles you use, you can use the **Diffusion Profile Override** to optimize the search process. If you have multiple Scenes, and each one only uses a single Diffusion Profile, you can use this override on a global Volume in each Scene to select a Diffusion Profile per Scene, instead of placing the Diffusion Profile from each Scene into the HDRP Graphics Settings. This reduces the resource intensity of the search in the Shader. This technique is particularly effective if your Scene contains a lot of overdraw to produce visual effects like foliage and vegetation.