Unity 5.3.1f1 - Particle system errors - Invalid AABB result / IsFinite(d)

I had same error when had generated mesh, when I devided the points position into array index in some cases it was devided by zero so It was a reason of this error. I just had changed inside "for" loop :

points [x, z] = new Vector3 (
xSum/(x),
ySum,
zSum/(z)
);
to
points [x, z] = new Vector3 (
xSum/(x+1),
ySum,
zSum/(z+1)
);

 

For others finding this thread looking for new causes of AABB failure with particle systems

I just upgraded to the latest 2017.2 and starting seeing those console errors where I didn't before the upgrade

I had code that manually emitted particles AND changed the emitParams. Additionally, my code had references to the older ps.startsize instead of the newer ps.main.startsize.

So look for references to obsolete particle system components.

Also, make sure to not send any zero values in the emitparams. I avoided this myself by using the new startsizemultiplier variable.

 

Bro i'm getting this error 2 years after you posted the question .. have you solve it ?? i'm really stuck with it

 

Hello, i was able to solve this error in by deleting the object and trying again, no change in procedure, good luck

 

I'm also encountering this error. I'm using 2018.2.11f1. The problem seems to be when I use .Emit(1) on a particle system AND Velocity over Lifetime is enabled.

If I disable Velocity over Lifetime, the problem does not happen.

 

I tried this, to no avail.

 

I did!
Fortunately, I can set this issue aside for now, and continue developing my game in other areas until this (hopefully) gets resolved.

 

No, how do I determine that?
After submitting, I expected to get an email confirming my submission - but I did not. Could that mean the submission didn't go through?

 

I just had this same error! I have implemented a pause system in my game. If I pause on the EXACT frame particles should be spawned, the system shows they exist under the particle effect box. But I cannot see them visually. The particles systems are all paused by simply setting the simulation speed to 0 in their main modules. I then get that infamous AABB error when I unpause which sets the simulation speeds back to 1.

I can also confirm that setting the simulation space to local instead of world did NOTHING! I can also confirm that it happens with ALL the particle systems in game when I tried it that were using Emit or doing it automatically via running the emission module. Either way, didn't seem to matter. I had a variety of different settings on all of these particles too, with almost nothing in common.

I disabled all objects in my room except for the camera (all extra scripts disabled on it), player, an enemy, and the particles. In case something else was related to it. The issue still occurs always.

After more investigating, I found that it definitely is caused by pausing the particle system, and then attempting to emit particles AFTERWARDS! Hopefully this info helps some one else out there with similar issues.

 

For what purpose? I just told you EXACTLY what the cause was. And you can easily replicate it yourself and see it in an empty project (Create a part system; use the pause command on it via code, then the command to emit, then unpause it next frame). Version used: 2021.1.28f1

Are you not getting the same error when you do so?

 

A bug report helps the Unity devs to keep track of it. richardkettlewell may not even be responsible for this Editor area (Particles). All you did so far was writing a post about an issue, in a thread that may not be closely monitored by staff anymore (last post before yours was from 2018, for instance). Thus, the chance of your issue getting fixed anytime soon is pretty slim.

Its always better to make a bug report, no matter if you supposedly know the cause.