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MonCheriDels
Explorer
1 month ago

Glitchy rendering on certain camera angles

This bug only appears in device build and on certain camera angles. Sometimes when the player looks up or when the controllers are out of the camera frame. 

I have used the default VR Controller from UnityXR Toolkit and this glitch doesnt show. 
I am currently using the prefab controller for pose detection scene and added the locomotion prefab to add movements. 

I am using URP for my project. 

What I've tried:
- Removed the tunneling vignette object from the controller because maybe its conflicting with the rendering
- Adjusted near and far clippings of left,center, and right cameras
- Played with XR settings Single Pass Instanced / Multiview

Unity Version: 6000.3.3f1

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  • Degly's avatar
    Degly
    Start Partner
    5 days ago

    What I would do:

    • Make sure all materials use URP-compatible shaders (no legacy/Standard)
    • If using custom shaders, ensure XR (SPI/Multiview) support is enabled
    • Disable Depth Texture / Opaque Texture in URP asset to test
    • Check for objects using ZTest Always / incorrect render queue
    • Try forcing Single Pass Instanced only (avoid switching modes)
    • Replace the controller material with a basic URP Lit → if glitch disappears, it’s 100% shader-related

    I do feel that it's a shader not handling XR rendering correctly in URP on device.

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