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1
Found in
5.4.1f1
Issue ID
850802
Regression
No
[Android] Scenes containing meshes with legacy shaders as well as Standard shaders may not render correctly
Steps to reproduce:
1) Download attached project ' Space Flyer.zip' and open in Unity
2) Build and run scene 'Main' on a device
Note : You should see that meshes of asteroids are not rendered, and spaceship still crashes in to asteroids colliders
Reproduced with: 5.3.7p1, 5.4.2p4, 5.5.0f1, 5.6.0a3
Resolution (by design): Project has disabled depth and stencil buffers in android player settings, making the background to render on top of other objects
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BigScary
Dec 02, 2016 18:12
Switching all shaders to standard didn't fix this. The only workaround I have found (it's an unsatisfying one), is to set my background quads to use the mobile particle shader, and everything else (meshes) use the standard shader. Now everything renders, but there's a nasty side effect - all my foreground game objects blend awkwardly with the background.