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Fixed in 2020.2.X
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Issue ID
1241959
Regression
No
[SRP Batcher] cyan shader renders template scene objects in wrong positions
repro steps:
1. create a new URP template project
2. add a new scene
3. create a cube
4. move cube position (away from origin)
5. create a new material
6. select a shader for new material (some shaders don't repro, known to repro using AutodeskInteractive or Simple Lit)
7. select active URPAsset in project tab
8. in inspector, uncheck "SRP Batcher"
9. drag material from project tab to cube in scene view
10. observe cyan flicker when material changes, position of cyan cube is correct
11. select URPAsset and check "SRP Batcher"
12. in the scene, add a point light
13. observe cube flickers cyan while shader compiles, position of cube is incorrect
Expected: cyan shader is rendered in correct position
Actual: cyan shader is rendered in incorrect position
repro: 2019.3.0a12 + URP 7.0.1, 2020.2.0a9 + URP 9.0.0 (master @ 574ea539eef053e9defcd1d040575ecd45786253 ), 2020.2.0a20 + URP 10.0.0-preview-27
Notes:
- this is more visible since the SRP batcher option was enabled by default in new template projects from 2019.3.0a11
- in 2020.2.0a20 the cyan shader does not appear to render at all in scene view (even with the wrong position)
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