Bug Game lags or crashes if i looking at -Z in unity hdrp

the lag is 12 fps and its only if i looking in the -z direction with the camera
i the editor is there less lag... if i add occlusion culling the editor crashes.
i'm using hdrp and i have the physicalbased sky on realtime with an update period of 1


i hope its fixed soon

 

For the performance: check the profiler
It can be that there are costly shaders etc. Or is this also in a completely empty scène with just a camera.

About the crash: check the logs to see when it crashes and why

In general: which unity version?

 

I use Unity 2021.3.6f1 for my game


in the editor there is especially lag when I look in the 0 0 0 postition

 

And the other points?

 

this is the profiler when i look around every 0,0,0 position

 

no lag if i look other directions

 

As I said, try an empty scene. You can clearly see that it is rendering different things. Add stuff from the lagging scene to the empty one one by one to find thr culprit

 

but my game still needs a bit of optimization... when i don't look in 0 0 0 pos the fps is around 40-50fps

 

there is no lag in an empty scene

 

there was apparently a reflection probe in real time if I remove it then everything works fine again

 

Make a script to never allow the camera to go to 0,0,0 rotation, this can create a lot of issues and shadow errors that may affect performance as well.

This is a known Unity unfixed issue since day one. i remember having issues with this for at least 8 years now.

 

He already it was a realtime reflection probe.
If you experience anything like this and you can confidently say it's an issue with 0,0,0 and not anything else in the scene, make a bug report

 

Indeed, just noticed, though removing the probe is a temporary solution as may need it at some point for example.

 

everything works fine now the camera was looking towards the refection probe and it was on 0 0 0 pos and it rendered when I looked into it but the fps is good again when I look righting 0 0 0

 

I didn't even know there was a reflection probe.