Fixing tutorial text UUM-70814

Author: Motiejus Viltrakis

com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/BakedLighting_02.asset

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+        m_Untranslated: 
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         m_Untranslated: "Open the Lighting Window under <b>Window</b> > <b>Rendering</b>>
-          <b>Lighting.</b>\n\r\nIn the Scene tab, notice that the Lighting Mode is
+          <b>Lighting.</b>\n\nIn the Scene tab, notice that the Lighting Mode is
           set to <b>Baked Indirect,</b> to only capture the indirect lighting produced
           by the sky and the artificial lights placed in the scene. \n\nThe image
           above shows the exact same Scene with the Baked Lightmap debug view, showing
-          the indirect light only.\n\nYou can learn more about <a href=\"https://docs.unity3d.com/2020.2/Documentation/Manual/lighting-mode.html\">Lighting
+          the indirect light only.\n\nYou can learn more about <a href=\"https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.0/Documentation/Manual/lighting-mode.html\">Lighting
           Modes</a> and their different use cases in the documentation."
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com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/BeforeStart_01.asset

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           Finally, for the best image
           quality without noticeable aliasing, enable <b>Temporal Anti-aliasing</b>(camera
-          icon) and <b>Always Refresh</b>(layers icon) in the <a href="https://docs.unity3d.com/2021.2/Documentation/Manual/ViewModes.html">Scene
+          icon) and <b>Always Refresh</b>(layers icon) in the <a href="https://docs.unity3d.com/6000.0/Documentation/Manual/ViewModes.html">Scene
           View Options toolbar</a> by default located at the top right corner of
           the Scene view Window.'
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com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/BeforeStart_02.asset

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+        m_Untranslated: 
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         m_Untranslated: 'An important tool to master is the <b>Light Explorer,</b>
           under <b>Window</b> > <b>Rendering.</b>
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           It provides a filtered
           view for all lighting-related GameObjects, from <b>Lights</b> to <b>Reflection
           Probes,</b> as well as <b>Volumes</b> and <b>Emissive Materials.</b> It
-          is therfore extremely useful in large scenes that may contain a very large
+          is therefore extremely useful in large scenes that may contain a very large
           number of objects, without having to solely rely on the <i>Hierarchy</i>
           window.
 

com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/BeforeStart_04.asset

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+        m_Untranslated: 
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         m_Untranslated: 'You can now explore the template on your own and complete
           its different sections in any order you choose.
@@ -48,7 +50,7 @@ MonoBehaviour:
 
 
           At
-          any point, you can consult the HDRP <a href="https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest/index.html?subfolder=/manual/Getting-started-with-HDRP.html">documentation</a>
+          any point, you can consult the HDRP <a href="https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest/index.html?subfolder=/manual/getting-started-in-hdrp.html">documentation</a>
           online, and  provide feedback or ask questions in this<a href="https://forum.unity.com/threads/try-the-new-hdrp-scene-template.1035355/">thread</a>
           on the official forum.'
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com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/Exposure_03.asset

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-        m_Untranslated: Automatic Histogram Exposure
+        m_Untranslated: 
       Text:
         m_Untranslated: "Let's now switch the Exposure Mode to another one that can
-          automatically adpat to the Scene's lighting.\n\r\n1. In the <i>Hierarchy,</i>
-          select the <b>Global Volume</b> created at the previous step.\n\r\n2. In
-          its <i>Inspector,</i> Switch the Mode to <b>Automatic Histogram.</b>\r\n\r\nExplore
+          automatically adapt to the Scene's lighting.\n\n1. In the <i>Hierarchy,</i>
+          select the <b>Global Volume</b> created at the previous step.\n\n2. In
+          its <i>Inspector,</i> Switch the Mode to <b>Automatic Histogram.</b>\n\nExplore
           the Scene and notice how the camera now imitates the human eye adaptation
           or the automatic exposure system of a camera. Dark areas may become brighter,
-          and bright ones may turn darker, automatically.\r\n\n\n<b>Expert tips</b>\n\n\u2022
+          and bright ones may turn darker, automatically.\n\n\n<b>Expert tips</b>\n\n\u2022
           Use the <b>Limit Min</b> and <b>Limit Max</b> overrides to control how
           much the Automatic Exposure can fluctuate within a fixed range of values,
           to prevent it from displaying too dark or too bright images.\n\n\u2022

com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/Fog_03.asset

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-          can be tuned. \r\n\r\nFor more information about fog, you can check out
-          this <a href=\"https://youtu.be/yqCHiZrgKzs?t=3053\">video</a> or the related
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-          You do not need to save your changes in order to follow other tutorials.\r"
+          can be tuned. \n\nFor more information about fog, you can check out this
+          <a href=\"https://youtu.be/yqCHiZrgKzs?t=3053\">video</a> or the related
+          <a href=\"https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest/index.html?subfolder=/manual/fog-volume-override-reference.html\">documentation.</a>\n\n<b>Note:</b>
+          You do not need to save your changes in order to follow other tutorials."
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com.unity.template-hd/Assets/SampleSceneAssets/Tutorials/Pages/LightLayers_03.asset

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+        m_Untranslated: 
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         m_Untranslated: 'Let''s see how you can assign Light Layers to objects and
           Lights.
@@ -55,16 +57,16 @@ MonoBehaviour:
 
 
           Notice
-          that the <b>Light Layer</b> is set to <b>Mixed...</b> and once the dropdown
-          is expanded, see that the <b>Lamp Only</b> layer is disabled. If the property
-          is not visible, enable Show Additional Properties using the 3 dots in the
-          General section.
+          that the <b>Rendering Layer Mask</b> is set to <b>Mixed...</b> and once
+          the dropdown is expanded, see that the <b>Lamp Only</b> layer is disabled.
+          If the property is not visible, enable Show Additional Properties using
+          the 3 dots in the General section.
 
 
-          Because the spotlights in the light fixture
-          are unable to affect the <b>Lamp Only</b> layer, the pieces of glass placed
-          on the <b>Lamps Only</b> layer cannot receive lighting nor shadowing from
-          said spotlights. Thus, no unwanted shadows are produced.
+          Because the spotlights in
+          the light fixture are unable to affect the <b>Lamp Only</b> layer, the
+          pieces of glass placed on the <b>Lamps Only</b> layer cannot receive lighting
+          nor shadowing from said spotlights. Thus, no unwanted shadows are produced.
 
 
 

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+        m_Untranslated: 
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-        m_Untranslated: "In this tutorial, you learned how to control the local fog
+        m_Untranslated: 'In this tutorial, you learned how to control the local fog
           more precisely by adding density variations to create a more realistic
-          fog effect.\r\n\r\nFor more information, you can check out the<a href=\"https://youtu.be/yqCHiZrgKzs?t=3204\">video</a>
-          or the related <a href=\"https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest/index.html?subfolder=/manual/Local-Volumetric-Fog.html\">documentation.</a>\r\n\r\n<b>Note:</b>
-          You do not need to save your changes in order to follow other tutorials.\r"
+          fog effect.
+
+
+          For more information, you can check out the<a href="https://youtu.be/yqCHiZrgKzs?t=3204">video</a>
+          or the related <a href="https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.high-definition@latest/index.html?subfolder=/manual/local-volumetric-fog-volume-reference.html">documentation.</a>
+
+
+          <b>Note:</b>
+          You do not need to save your changes in order to follow other tutorials.'
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+        m_Untranslated: 
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           Map</b> to define different texture properties, such as metalness (R),
           ambient occlusion (G), detail mask (B), and smoothness (A).
 
 
           1.
-          In the <i>Hierarchy,</i> expand the <b>Props</b> > <b>Room3</b> > <b>Ball_PF</b>
-          GameObject.
+          In the <i>Hierarchy,</i> expand the <b>Structure</b> > <b>Room3</b> > <b>UnityMaterialBallSmall</b>
+          > <b>Ball</b> GameObject.
 
 
-          2. Select the <b>Ball</b> GameObject.
+          2. Select the <b>Ball_Part</b> GameObject.
 
 
           3.

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+        m_Untranslated: 
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         m_Untranslated: "The High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP) can simulate
-          the refraction of the light inside materials.\r\n\r\n1. In the <i>Hierarchy,</i>
-          expand <b>Props</b> > <b>Room 3</b> > <b>RoundTable_01</b> > <b>RoundTable_01_LOD0.</b>\r\n\r\n2.
-          Select the <b>RoundTable_GLass_01_LOD00</b> GameObject.\r\n\r\n3. In the
-          <i>Inspector,</i> expand the <i>Glass Dark_Mat Material.</i>\r\n\r\n4.
-          In the <b>Transparency Inputs</b> section, set the <b>Refraction Model</b>
-          to None to disable the refraction entirely. \r\n\r\n5. Undo your change
-          and experiment with the <b>Index Of Refraction</b> slider.\n\r\nRefraction
-          also allows us to create a frosted glass effect, which you can adjust by
-          tuning the <b>Smoothness</b> of the material.\r"
+          the refraction of the light inside materials.\n\n1. In the <i>Hierarchy,</i>
+          expand <b>Props</b> > <b>Room 3</b> > <b>RoundTable_01</b> > <b>RoundTable_01_LOD0.</b>\n\n2.
+          Select the <b>RoundTable_Glass_01_LOD00</b> GameObject.\n\n3. In the <i>Inspector,</i>
+          expand the <i>Glass Dark_Mat Material.</i>\n\n4. In the <b>Transparency
+          Inputs</b> section, set the <b>Refraction Model</b> to None to disable
+          the refraction entirely. \n\n5. Undo your change and experiment with the
+          <b>Index Of Refraction</b> slider.\n\nRefraction also allows us to create
+          a frosted glass effect, which you can adjust by tuning the <b>Smoothness</b>
+          of the material."
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