The task at hand was to create a dither effect when any object was in front of the player character. With URP we could utilize a plethora of tools to make this easily done post or within the render stack. However, with the SRP it requires a little more finessing to achieve the look and feel! What I ended up going with was a custom shader that matched the standard Unity shader for it’s look/feel and added in the dither effect utilizing the Amplify Shader Editor. 

I created a script that allowed for a customized raycast to be sent from the camera to the player when desired. Whenever a collision occured, it would trigger and adjust the material values to showcase the dither look. To make it even easier for the main developer, I added enum options for debugging and custom inspector GUI to make the debug process as seamless and easy as possible! Including using markup to ensure that these debug options would not be apparent in the final build, allowing for in editor use only.