For example, I set Chromatic Aberration Intensity for 10, can I exclude a objects from Post Processing and keep it from this effect.
The method I see is to use Custom Depth Stencils to make the object not affected by post-processing materials, so I want to know how to make objects not affected by the basic settings of post-processing?
Notice this post, where someone is using a sphere mask to exclude many areas from PP:
Also, using this technique:
https://answers.unrealengine.com/questions/840258/localized-post-process-effects.html
It’s possible to isolate one area. In this case, they are only applying the PP locally, but it could easily be reversed.
Having said all this, it won’t apply to a basic PP setting. The easiest way to do that is to imitate the PP material and use your own PP volume. I assume it’s not possible to tinker with the basic PP settings unless you’re using C++.
