How to successfully ship a multiplatform game | Unity

Multiplatform game development is one of the cornerstones of studios' success. Are you looking for tips on how to ship successfully on multiple platforms? We sat down with expert creators to get their takes on when to start planning, why smaller studios are going multiplatform, and the reasons for cross-platform development.
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[0:00] Intro & Time Frame Strategy
[1:38] Small Studios Go Multiplatform
[2:34] Cross-platform Development
[3:19] Multiplatform Tips
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I have a game I made about 5 years ago with URP for Android. It is ready to go live for PC. And I maxed out the URP graphics and it is great and performs at a steady 300FPS. I want to use HDRP on it to really stretch the graphics but then everything turns pink and the only way I can really use it on HDRP is by manually recreating the materials and shaders one by one. I wish there was a wizard that automatically converts URP materials and shaders to HDRP.