Screen position out of view frustum

Worked for me too

 

I posted a solution for Water4 that keeps reflections intact to the other thread. [SOLVED] Screen position out of view frustum

It's not perfect, but works well for my massive scene.

 

Bro you are the best thx

 

was that supposed to do something? Turning off gizmos? or were you just being chatty. Didn't help for me.

 

Vote up: https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/is...se-over-the-game-view-with-water-in-the-scene

 

Tap on Main Camera from Hierarchy of your Project and Under Inspector Panel remove Property of Tag for Main Camera. I have Remove Main Camera to Untagged and it worked for me.

 

Hello, if you run into this error in 2021, go to your ridged body and set the mass to 1. Make sure it doesn't saw 1e-07.

 

This did not work for me.

 

This was happening to me as I was setting scene camera as 2D instead of 3D

 

This was just happening to me, I switched my scene to 2D to edit a menu, when I switched back to 3D the error stopped.

 

Thank You It Works!

 

Thanks!

 

ti amo

 

IT
WORKED TSYM

 

I have had several issues when the camera rotation is 0,0,0, including scenes crashing on load and not even be able to kill Unity process. The solution is to never allow Unity camera get an exact 0,0,0 rotation, add a tiny offset to preferably all vector components to avoid zero, this solved several issues on my side.

 

There are more buggy combinations than only "0,0,0", try a script that rotates camera very slowly. There's a bug in engine where few rare calculations basically fail...

 

Interesting also, will check this asap.

 

This worked for me thanks

 

I have tried everything posted earlier but only this worked for me.

Windows/Layouts/Reset All Layouts

It's great that it had nothing to do with my code but it's frustrated at the same because you don't really know what's the root cause.

 

Yes it worked..Thanks

 

Year 2023 and that fixed it for me too

 

I had the same problem with AQUAS-Lite shader. The error on me was just an exception that only happened when my scene view was set to 2D and did not have any real consequences. So this is a quick fix I did which worked fine for me. Simply change

Code (CSharp):

1. reflectionCamera.Render();

that is on around line 100 to this:

Code (CSharp):

1.  
2.             // ------------ 'Fix' for Frustum Error on 2D Scene View ------------
3. #if UNITY_EDITOR
4.             if (UnityEditor.SceneView.lastActiveSceneView != null && UnityEditor.SceneView.lastActiveSceneView.in2DMode == false) reflectionCamera.Render();
5.             else if (UnityEditor.SceneView.lastActiveSceneView == null) reflectionCamera.Render();
6. #else
7.             reflectionCamera.Render();
8. #endif
9.             // ---------------------------------------
10.  

The code is pretty self-explanatory.

 

A few things to check with this Error:

• Make sure the Camera's near clipping plane is above 0.00001
• Make sure the OrthographicSize of the camera is not Infinite when you get the error