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Bug Bug? Scene view has wild colors and static - Upgrade to 2022 LTS

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by rossiadisj, Jun 4, 2023.

  1. rossiadisj

    rossiadisj

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    I just upgraded my 2021.3 project to 2022, and I have a strange bug that is only in the scene view, even when play mode is off.

    The scene view has this CCTV static or VHS-artifact looking effect. The issue persists even in a new scene, with absolutely nothing in it.

    Interestingly enough, the issue resolves if I choose Wireframe in the Scene View shading mode, but it is still visible in the camera panel of the Scene View. Could it be a shader issue? If so, why only in the Scene view and not in the Game view?
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    rossiadisj, Jun 4, 2023
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  2. rossiadisj

    rossiadisj

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    If it helps, my materials are looking a bit strange as well
     

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    rossiadisj, Jun 4, 2023
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  3. rossiadisj

    rossiadisj

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    Solved, it was a URP issue. Deleting the URP Asset and Renderer and then re-building them solved the issue.
     
    rossiadisj, Jun 7, 2023
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  4. dot_entity

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    Hi @rossiadisj ! I found so much hope in your posts initially, because I have faced so very similar issues (artifacts with URP, Unity version 2022+ in the the scene view/shaded mode -not in wireframe-, camera window and materials, but not anywhere else), although with different glitches: cyan overlay over everything, instead of red noise. I also have an older geforce graphics card that supports openGL 3.3.
    I believe too it's a shader issue, but unfortunately I could not resolve it. Just in case, do you mind sharing the exact steps you took?
     
    dot_entity, Jul 15, 2023
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