Doesn't seem to work in Unity's new primary graphic pipeline (URP)

Used to love this asset. Doesn't seem to work in Unity's new primary graphic pipeline (URP). And I doubt it work for the advanced HDR.

crushes on 2021.3.16f1

Doesn't it work with urp??...

I've tried a couple of see through systems and this is the best overall in terms of accuracy and performance (desktop). It's working fine with 2018.4 and the developer offers great support. If I could offer suggestions to the developer, they would be 1) there are visual artifacts with some of the effects which may merit an update, and 2) some additional visual effects for the system would be nice, rather that just flat colours.

Been trying out several solutions to getting the see through with a surrounding field effect but failing everywhere. This option was a bit pricey comparitively, but it looked like it did the exact effect I wanted for my game. I was also concerned because I am using 2018 and this asset looked like it hadn't been updated beyond 5.4, but I can confirm it is working as it is supposed to in 2018.1.2! And when I say working, I mean it does EXACTLY what I wanted, it has the options I need to discern between what should be seen and what shouldn't, and there is room to extend upon that too. I am absolutely ecstatic with this asset, thank you heaps as it's really made my night!

Worked fine for me with the built-in graphics pipeline but failed to work with the lightweight pipeline. Good plugin if you don't need the scriptable pipelines.

Does what it says in the tin, but it uses second camera so its not recommended if your game has performance assiues to beging with.

Doesn't work out of the box, not even the demo scenes. MASSIVE performance hit, 30+ fps loss after adding it to my camera.

Bought this 20 mins ago, set up everything in 5 mins, and met a huge performance hit. Albeit more work, better use a shader solution for complex scenes. Edit: It's alright, the idea of the plugin is neat, and the effects are unique, quite detective-ish. It just doesn't suit my current project, but it's overall a rather innovative solution.