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Fixed

Fixed in 2021.3.37f1, 2022.3.22f1, 2023.2.14f1, 2023.3.0b11

Votes

0

Found in

2021.3.35f1

2022.3.17f1

2023.2.10f1

2023.3.0b7

Issue ID

UUM-64297

Regression

Yes

Legacy particle systems with mesh GPU instancing can show visual corruption in certain conditions

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*Steps to reproduce:*

The repro case is problematic due to complexity as it requires a complicated enough scene to run into particle instance buffer synchronization issues. This requires multiple particle systems being observed at once, multiple render passes for each including depth, projector, and BIRP forward pass, graphics jobs enabled, and unknowns related to scene complexity.

This has been seen on a large customer project with fixes verified there.

This bug has seen several dsicussion threads but the closure is here: [https://unity.slack.com/archives/C06TQ6134/p1700045776981079|https://unity.slack.com/archives/C06TQ6134/p1700045776981079]

*Actual results:* 

When viewing more than one particle system visual corruption can occur where meshes appear to swap over between two seperate particle systems (or entirely overlap) rapidly and create a flickering effect.

*Expected results:* 

Particle systems should only be rendering the configured data.

*Reproducible with versions:* 

2022.3.17f1

*Not reproducible with versions:* 

*Can’t test with versions:* 

*Tested on (OS):* 

Windows, Android

*Notes:*

Regression-point is unknown since we can't easily use anything here to test it backward, however we do know that this didn't occur for us in 2019.4 at least.

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