Original Post can be find in the link below, I paste here in case it can not be access in the future.

Quote from ​JoDaRober

If you have issues with the dialog not appearing at the center of the screen, you can center it when showing the UI. I prefer to override QDialog’s show method for this, since it will have to happen after any widget creation that can change the dimensions of the dialog, and that include’s QtDialog’s show() method. Here’s an example:

If you only want to zero out all selecting objects:

Then we have to pass two arguments for the .bat file

In a different circumstance when you want to back trace the parent folder

​Or if it is intended to exclude some of the objects by name
Can use the following method as rule:

Need to work with the Timeline system

https://blog.csdn.net/cubesky/article/details/39478207
http://ru.unity3d-docs.com/Documentation/Manual/Animator.html
http://ru.unity3d-docs.com/Documentation/Manual/RootMotion.html
http://ru.unity3d-docs.com/Documentation/Manual/ScriptingRootMotion.html

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.Rendering.PostProcessing;
// make sure you add this to enable the Unity Postprocessing library

public class VignettePulse : MonoBehaviour
//name the Script the Way you want
{
    PostProcessVolume m_Volume;
//A customized PostProcessVolume and its profile

    Vignette m_Vignette;
// A customized instance of the profile and its settings

    void Start()
    {
        m_Vignette = ScriptableObject.CreateInstance<Vignette>();
        m_Vignette.enabled.Override(true);
        m_Vignette.intensity.Override(1f);
//Name the setting, attach it with a temp scriptable game object

        m_Volume = PostProcessManager.instance.QuickVolume(gameObject.layer, 100f, m_Vignette);
// Assign this to the volume, make sure you got the layer correct. Currently it will read the layer of the game object it is attaching.
    }

    void Update()
    {
        m_Vignette.intensity.value = Mathf.Sin(Time.realtimeSinceStartup);
    }

    void Destroy()
    {
        RuntimeUtilities.DestroyVolume(m_Volume, true);
    }
}


https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.postprocessing@2.0/manual/Manipulating-the-Stack.html