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Roma Pass 48 Hours holders can use the public transport within the City of Rome for 48 hours. From the 2nd museum/site onwards it is necessary to go to the ticket office to purchase a reduced ticket.
Make a pass free#
Free admission includes the exhibition held in the museum. Roma Pass 48 Hours is valid for 48 hours from the moment of its first use (not from the moment of purchase) and allows free entry to the first museum and/or archaeological site of your choice. Roma Pass 48 Hours includes museums and archaeological sites located in the area of the City of Rome and the public transport within Rome railway ring ( zone A).
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All special transfers by tpl Atac bus, Trenitalia FL railway lines, the train to and from Fiumicino Airport, Trenitalia “No stop” train Roma Termini-Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo Express) and all connections to and from Fiumicino Airport are not included. Transfers to and from Ciampino airport is possible by ATAC Bus line 720 from/to Metro B Laurentina Station and ATAC Bus line 520 from/to Metro A Subaugusta (bus terminal at the square in front of the Metro stop) and Cinecittà station. Valid for 72 hours from the first activation to access the museums/archaeological sites/experience and/or ATAC public transport (trams, buses, metro A, B, B1 and C and railway lines Roma-Lido, Roma Flaminio Piazza del Popolo-Viterbo, Roma-Giardinetti), within the territory of the Municipality of Rome. Please note: only public transport is included. Roma Pass 72 Hours holders can use the public transport within the City of Rome for 72 hours. From the 3rd museum/site onwards it is necessary to go to the ticket office to purchase a reduced ticket. Roma Pass 72 Hours is valid for 72 hours from the moment of its first use (not from the moment of purchase) and allows free entry to the first 2 museums and/or archaeological sites of your choice.
Make a pass code#
This example code demonstrates the syntax for creating a Shader object that contains a single SubShader, which in turn contains a single Pass.Roma Pass 72 Hours includes museums and archaeological sites located in the area of the City of Rome and the public transport within Rome railway ring ( zone A). For information on those commands, see ShaderLab commands: UsePass or ShaderLab commands: GrabPass. You can also define two special types of Pass, using the UsePass or GrabPass commands. See ShaderLab: specifying package requirements. This makes Unity only run the Pass if the required packages are installed.
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Specify package requirements using the PackageRequirements block.Add shader code to the Pass, using a shader code block.Perform operations using ShaderLab commands.Assign key-value pairs of data to the Pass, using a Tags block.See ShaderLab: assigning a name to a Pass. Assign a name to the Pass, using a Name block.To define a regular Pass in ShaderLab, you place a Pass block inside a SubShader block. Render pipeline compatibility Feature name More info See in Glossary, you can use a RenderStateBlock to change the render state on the GPU, without requiring a separate Pass.
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Unity lets you choose from pre-built render pipelines, or write your own.
Make a pass series#
Note: In render pipelines based on the Scriptable Render Pipeline A series of operations that take the contents of a Scene, and displays them on a screen. You can use separate Passes to define parts of your Shader object that work differently for example, parts that require a change to the render state, different shader programs, or a different LightMode Pass tag. Simple Shader objects might contain only a single Pass, but more complex shaders can contain multiple Passes. It contains instructions for setting the state of the GPU, and the shader programs that run on the GPU. OverviewĪ Pass is the fundamental element of a Shader object. More info See in Glossary, SubShaders and Passes, see Shader object fundamentals. Use them with materials to determine the appearance of your scene.
Make a pass how to#
More info See in Glossary object works, and the relationship between Shader objects An instance of the Shader class, a Shader object is container for shader programs and GPU instructions, and information that tells Unity how to use them. For information on how a Shader A program that runs on the GPU. This page contains information on using Pass blocks. More info See in Glossary, use a Pass block. To define a Pass in ShaderLab Unity’s language for defining the structure of Shader objects.