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Won't Fix
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Found in
5.6.0b11
Issue ID
892610
Regression
No
AMD GPU installations are missing vulkan-1.dll
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In many cases the end users seem to be missing vulkan-1.dll from their systems, causing the vulkan renderer to fail (and crash if no other renderers are available). Try to figure out some kind of a remedy for this.
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To reproduce:
1. Go to Player Settings / Other Settings
2. Disable "Auto Graphics API for Windows"
3. Set API to Vulkan
4. Build & run to Windows Standalone with "-force-vulkan" flag
Expected: the same game view as in editor
Actual: opened window becomes pink: https://gyazo.com/27bf8edda6495fd5cd26f45cc5859f4d
Workaround:
1. Add Direct3D9 to the list of API
2. Build & run to Windows Standalone with "-force-vulkan" flag
3. Everything works as expected
Reproduced on: 5.6.0b11, f2
Not reproducible on 5.5 because 'Platform WindowsStandaloneSupport does not support graphics device type Vulkan'
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Resolution Note:
vulkan-1.dll is from the Vulkan driver. User can try to update their Vulkan Driver to see if this solves their problem.