Question Shader Behaves Differently In Standalone Windows build?

Howdy, I'm seeing some odd behavior after I build and run my game. I have two functions:

Code (CSharp):

1. CameraShake(Time.deltaTime);

Code (CSharp):

1.         public void SetLightPosition(int lightIndex, Vector2 worldPosition)
2.         {
3.             Vector2 screenPosition = Camera.main.WorldToViewportPoint(worldPosition);
4.             _applyToTexture(_positionsTexture, lightIndex, new Color(screenPosition.x, screenPosition.y, 0));
5.         }

CameraShake moves the camera around a bit and SetLightPosition sets some data in a texture that's used by a shader. I call CameraShake before SetLightPosition.

In the editor, everything behaves as expected. When the camera shakes, the lighting from the shader lines up properly.


However, if I run the standalone windows build I get this:


What could be causing this? Is this a bug?

The shader is made with ShaderGraph and uses a custom function. I'm using URP.

 

SOLVED!

I had two cameras in the scene and Camera.main was referencing a different camera in the editor vs. in my build.
Thus, the build was moving the wrong camera (because for whatever reason unity decides to change how Camera.main functions in a build?).