After the thorough investigation, we concluded that this case should be closed as by-design.
The `renderer.SetPropertyBlock` API sets up the custom properties that are synchronized with render node data during the culling phase. The current user code calls the API after the culling phase, so it would apply in the next frame.

I suggest using workarounds to either move the `renderer.SetPropertyBlock` before the culling step, or use command buffer APIs to set up the data(either global or local to drawcall).

Example of a command buffer workaround to set global custom properties:

// Add this function to OverlayFX.cs
public void RecordCmd(ref RasterCommandBuffer cmd, Matrix4x4 matViewLeft, Matrix4x4 matViewRight)
{
Vector3 leftEyeTracking = OverlayFx.Instance.GetEyePositionFromViewMatrixTracking(ref matViewLeft);
Vector3 rightEyeTracking = OverlayFx.Instance.GetEyePositionFromViewMatrixTracking(ref matViewRight);

Vector4[] _cameraInUnityTracking = new Vector4[2];
for (int i = 0; i < 2; ++i)
{
Vector3 eyePositionTracking = i == 0 ? leftEyeTracking : rightEyeTracking;

_cameraInUnityTracking[i] = new Vector4(eyePositionTracking.x, eyePositionTracking.y,
eyePositionTracking.z, 1.0f);
}

cmd.SetGlobalVectorArray(_trackingSpaceCameraPos, _cameraInUnityTracking);
cmd.SetGlobalMatrix(_unityTrackingFromUnityWorld, originTransform.worldToLocalMatrix);
}

// Update the code in OverlayFxPass.cs to call recordCmd function above
static void ExecutePass(PassData data, RasterGraphContext context)
{
UniversalCameraData cameraData = data.cameraData;
if (!cameraData.xr.enabled)
{
Debug.LogWarning("XR is not enabled, not rendering");
return;
}
Matrix4x4 matViewLeft = cameraData.xr.GetViewMatrix(0);
Matrix4x4 matViewRight;

if (cameraData.xr.viewCount > 1)
{
matViewRight = cameraData.xr.GetViewMatrix(1);
}
else
{
matViewRight = matViewLeft;
}
OverlayFx.Instance.UpdateVisualsWithViewMats(matViewLeft, matViewRight);

// calls the new cmd buffer code
OverlayFx.Instance.RecordCmd(ref context.cmd, matViewLeft, matViewRight);
}

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