Question How to use CommandBuffer.DrawMeshInstanced()?

I've been playing around with Graphics.DrawMeshInstanced() and it works nicely. I read a post somewhere that said it's better to use CommandBuffer.DrawMeshInstanced(). It seems to work (no errors, and stat's says it's rendering tris/verts etc) but it's not visibly showing on the screen.

I'm using a standard material with default shader and GPU Instance enabled. I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong?

Simplified version of how I'm executing the code.

Code (CSharp):

1. commandBuffer.Clear();
2. commandBuffer.DrawMeshInstanced(mesh, 0, material, -1, matrices, matrices.Length);
3. Graphics.ExecuteCommandBuffer(commandBuffer);

 

Same issue~

 

Did you set the view and projection matrices for the command buffer?
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Rendering.CommandBuffer.SetViewProjectionMatrices.html

 

This was a while ago now.

No. All references I've found in regards to using CommandBuffer stated that it can be used just like the Graphics API. There was never a mention of setting the view and projection matrices. That link, however, does mention something rather important.

This function is compatible with the Built-in Render Pipeline. It is not compatible with the Universal Render Pipeline (URP), the High Definition Render Pipeline (HDRP), or custom Scriptable Render Pipelines.

I believe I was using URP at the time. I wonder if that was the issue.