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A capture manager has local profile settings for palette and normal-map output by default. Save those settings as a PixelateProfile asset when you want to reuse the same look across multiple capture managers. A capture manager also stores scene-specific setup, such as Target, Capture Camera, Cell Size, Pixelated, Source Clips, Preview Frame, Pivot, and Output location.

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Save or assign a profile

1

Select the capture manager

Select the GameObject with PixelateCaptureManager.
2

Find the Pixelate Profile card

The profile card appears below Output and Preview after the basic setup is available.
3

Save or assign a profile

Click Save to turn the local settings into a reusable asset, or drag an existing PixelateProfile into the profile field.
4

Edit look settings

Use Color Palette and Normal Map to change the local or assigned profile.

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What profiles control

SectionControls
Color PaletteAuto palette, custom palette, fixed palette detail presets, and custom color count.
Normal MapNormal-map output, lighting steps, and material pipeline.

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What stays local

These settings stay on each PixelateCaptureManager:
  • Target
  • Capture Camera, Cell Size, and Pixelated
  • Animation Source Clips
  • Frames Per Second
  • Preview Frame
  • Pivot
  • Pixels Per Unit
  • Output Location
  • Override Captures
Preview Draw Mode and the preview loop toggle are editor preferences, so they follow your Unity Editor rather than a saved profile.
Use one saved profile for a character set when every animation should share the same palette and normal-map settings. Use Unlink to copy an assigned profile’s current values back into the manager’s local profile.