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#2D Graphics Features
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2D features included with URP are the [2D Lighting](Lights-2D-intro.md) graphics pipeline which allows you to create 2D Lights and 2D lighting effects; and the [2D Pixel Perfect Camera](2d-pixelperfect.md) for implementing the pixelated visual style with your projects. The following are the different 2D Light Types included in the package's **Light 2D** component:
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- [Freeform](LightTypes.md#freeform)
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- [Sprite](LightTypes.md#sprite)
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- [Spot](LightTypes.md#spot) (**Note:** The **Point** Light Type has been renamed to the **Spot** Light Type from URP 11 onwards.)
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- [Global](LightTypes.md#global)
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**Important:** The [Parametric Light Type](LightTypes.md#parametric) is deprecated from URP 11 onwards. To convert existing Parametric lights to Freeform lights, go to **Edit > Render Pipeline > Universal Render Pipeline > Upgrade Project/Scene Parametric Lights to Freeform**
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![](Images/2D/2d-lights-gameobject-menu.png)
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The package includes the __2D Renderer Data__ Asset which contains the __Blend Styles__ parameters, and allows you to create up to four custom Light Operations for your Project.
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**Note:** If you have the experimental 2D Renderer enabled (menu: **Graphics Settings** > add the 2D Renderer Asset under **Scriptable Render Pipeline Settings**), some of the options related to 3D rendering in the URP Asset don't have any impact on your final app or game.
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