Changing the color LUT mode to any other setting causes all the materials to go solid pink, and results in this error in the console:

This happens in every single project I've tested it in. I know it was working before, but something in a recent update must have brought up an issue.

I'm unsure if this was intentional (it looks like it to me), but BIRP, URP and HDRP do not cull lights based on if their GameObject layer is in the Camera's culling mask. PSXRenderPipelineLighting::PushDynamicLightingParameters() has a conditional on line 90 that does this:

if (IsLightLayerVisible(light.light.gameObject.layer, camera.cullingMask))

Lights already have their own culling mask for which layers they do and do not affect.

Any signs of this coming? This render pipeline currently doesn't support Apple's M series chips as far as I can tell.

I got two errors when trying to install the hpsxrp in a new empty project:

Library\PackageCache\com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx@a28da49\Runtime\RenderPipeline\PSXCamera.cs(152,23): error CS1501: No overload for method 'SetReferenceSize' takes 3 arguments

Library\PackageCache\com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx@a28da49\Runtime\RenderPipeline\PSXCamera.cs(153,29): error CS1501: No overload for method 'SwapAndSetReferenceSize' takes 3 arguments

Unity version used: 2021.3.5f1

Is it possible to add single-pass instancing support that is used by the XR Plug-in?

I've been trying to make a VRChat map with this shader but I get the following error when I compile the PSXLit shader:
undeclared identifier 'unity_StereoEyeIndex' at MYPROJECT/Library/PackageCache/[email protected]/ShaderLibrary/UnityInstancing.hlsl(205) (on d3d11)

This only happens when the XR Plug-in is present.

Unity version: 2022.3.6f1
Package version: 2022-lts-support #42

I need to run a cutscene in a sort of miniature "set" far above or below the game world, in various worlds. I need it to have the same dark lighting conditions every time it's seen, but despite the camera used to render it set to ignore the layer that the lights are on, they still effect the cutscene models. Is this not the way this sort of thing should be achieved? Or is this a bug with the rendering system?

It would be frustrating to have to keep track of every light source in every scene just to be able to disable them before the cutscene plays.

I think it'd be nice to have the ability to enable or disable bilineaar filtering when the rasterization resolution is upscaled.

While using the N64 Texture Filter Mode, if I set the material to not use alpha clipping, the texture appears with no alpha at all in the particle. However, if I enable alpha clipping (or change the material to use Transparent Surface Type), they look like a strange distorted line, or don't appear at all

Without N64 mode:

With the N64 mode:

how can i manually install this , when my git installation is not fixable and cannot use the URL method

After importing the asset, the unity is giving me some errors mention below. How to fix it?

No license has been set for this repository.

The below screenshot displays the issue, the shading on the model is correct, but it casts no shadows nor receives shadows cast by other objects from the same light source.

Lighting settings in this scene:

Point light settings:

Skinned Mesh material settings:

So I have been trying out this shader for a while and came across some issue. When I changed the material to the corresponding shader, it has this kind of flickering, where the trees pop in and out, although the trees are present because I can collide with their colliders except they're not being rendered, they just flicker everywhere, it also happens with objects that I just changed the material to PSX/Lit,. Here's the video and pictures for additional information.

https://github.com/pastasfuture/com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx/assets/104110725/b1dc7043-47e6-4109-84c7-db081494f7e1
https://github.com/pastasfuture/com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx/assets/104110725/1944ef2a-04a0-4c12-9772-c6addcae3d74

any fix to this? thank you!

I've attempted to update my project to a new version of the psx render pipeline in order to use the tools that newer versions of unity provide. Unfortunately, no matter what I do, it seems to create the same error in console constantly and will not render anything, even with the proper material, pipeline asset, etc. I've tried multiple versions, from 2020.3.48f1, to 2021.3.25f1, and also 2022.2.21f1. None have worked and the console is constantly pinged with:

"MissingReferenceException: The object of type 'Texture2D' has been destroyed but you are still trying to access it.
Your script should either check if it is null or you should not destroy the object.
UnityEngine.Texture.get_width () (at :0)
HauntedPSX.RenderPipelines.PSX.Runtime.PSXRenderPipeline.PushGlobalRasterizationParameters (UnityEngine.Camera camera, UnityEngine.Rendering.CommandBuffer cmd, UnityEngine.Rendering.RTHandle rasterizationRT, System.Int32 rasterizationWidth, System.Int32 rasterizationHeight, System.Boolean hdrIsSupported) (at ./Packages/com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx-master/Runtime/RenderPipeline/PSXRenderPipeline.cs:913)
HauntedPSX.RenderPipelines.PSX.Runtime.PSXRenderPipeline.Render (UnityEngine.Rendering.ScriptableRenderContext context, UnityEngine.Camera[] cameras) (at ./Packages/com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx-master/Runtime/RenderPipeline/PSXRenderPipeline.cs:291)
UnityEngine.Rendering.RenderPipeline.Render (UnityEngine.Rendering.ScriptableRenderContext context, System.Collections.Generic.List1[T] cameras) (at <cd86b0d4df634b6a8fd612065f941dcd>:0) UnityEngine.Rendering.RenderPipeline.InternalRender (UnityEngine.Rendering.ScriptableRenderContext context, System.Collections.Generic.List1[T] cameras) (at :0)
UnityEngine.Rendering.RenderPipelineManager.DoRenderLoop_Internal (UnityEngine.Rendering.RenderPipelineAsset pipe, System.IntPtr loopPtr, UnityEngine.Object renderRequest, Unity.Collections.LowLevel.Unsafe.AtomicSafetyHandle safety) (at :0)
UnityEngine.GUIUtility:ProcessEvent(Int32, IntPtr, Boolean&)"

Probably more of an issue with Unity's builtin Package Importer, but I had to manually pull in the image files since they are being hosted with Git-LFS.

Could possibly mention in the wiki about needing to download the image files in Runtime/RenderPipelineResources/Texture separately.

System.ArgumentException: Kernel 'CSMain0' not found.
at (wrapper managed-to-native) UnityEngine.ComputeShader.FindKernel(UnityEngine.ComputeShader,string)
at HauntedPSX.RenderPipelines.PSX.Runtime.PSXRenderPipeline.FindCompressionKernels (HauntedPSX.RenderPipelines.PSX.Runtime.PSXRenderPipelineAsset asset) [0x00038] in /home/admin/Interference/Packages/com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx/Runtime/RenderPipeline/PSXRenderPipeline.cs:1049

I am running unity 2021.3.32f on Manjaro.

For example, set game resolution to 720p. With Rasterization Resolution Y set to 360, you don't see scanlines. With 359, they're visible.
Is that expected?

Occasionally, a project will get stuck in a rut where any new materials created and added to a material in scene (while the quality override volume is enabled) will cause the engine to crash with this error:

After a lot of testing, we found that sometimes deleting the Library folder fixes the issue, but only temporarily, and any new materials created after that would bring the issue back.

I've seen several other users report this bug, all with very similar circumstances.

It seems it might be related to Unity 2021.1, as another user I talked with who was encountering the issue was not able to fix it by downgrading their project, but upon creating an entirely fresh project in 2020.3, the issue didn't happen. The same thing happened to me in my testing. However, I have had the issue crop up in a project that has never even touched 2021.1, so it's hard for me to tell if the two issues are actually related or just result in the same crash.

When I try to open unity the package starts downloading then says this:

I don't know if I've done something wrong, or if this is an easy fix since the only code I know is HTML but If anyone could help that'd be great

I tried to give my fps weapon its own camera and use a render texture to display the weapon on top of everything but I've realized that the render textures doesn't currently have working transparency (compared to the built-in pipeline), to reproduce this effect just create 2 cameras, 1 normal one and 1 for the render texture. Then make a raw image and put the render texture to the texture field. Make sure the camera with the render texture has "Clear Flags" set to Depth only and for the culling mask make it only render one layer.

When attempting to bake my lightmaps in my game, a recent issue has shown up where it fails to bake the indirect lighting on materials that have vertex colors and per-pixel lighting enabled, resulting in extremely dark shadows on those materials.

The errors that show up in the console are two:
Shader error in 'PSX/PSXLit': 'ApplyVertexColorPerPixelColorVertexColorModeColor': no matching 3 parameter function at /Users/PixelDough/Documents/Unity Projects/ProjectRemade/Packages/HPSXRP/Runtime/Material/PSXLit/PSXLitMetaPass.hlsl(115) (on d3d11)
and
Shader error in 'PSX/PSXLit': undeclared identifier 'vertexColorBlendMode' at /Users/PixelDough/Documents/Unity Projects/Project/Packages/HPSXRP/Runtime/Material/PSXLit/PSXLitMetaPass.hlsl(115) (on d3d11)

I have pics to show the comparison between before and after this bug started happening.
Before:

After:

Everything works fine in the editor but in a build all textures are pink. I have this problem in both main project and completely new project. Followed install guide in a wiki.

Also found this post on the reddit with same problem: https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/comments/1aofy9p/textures_not_showing_when_building_hpsxrp_but/

Editor

Build

Tried to add shader to Project Settings > Graphics > Always Include Shader but now I'm getting this error: PSX/PSXLit has too many Shader variants (4423644). To resolve this, go to Project Settings > Graphics and remove this Shader from the Always Included Shaders list. For more explicit control over how Unity includes specific Shader variants in a build, use a ShaderVariantCollection.

Problem persists with Volume and without it.

Unity version: 2023.1.10f1
Package version: 1.7.0

upd: Just saw that my unity version isn't supported. Is there a way to add support for newer versions of unity?

Hi i'm trying to set the sky volume, sky mode on and can't change my skybox material, it does nothing, is it a bug from the plugin?

In a scene with Ambient Lighting set to black, grass will render as black and is unaffected by dynamic lights (Directional/Point/Spot).

Canvas order is ignored because PSXRenderPipeline.DrawLegacyCanvasUI() does not use proper SortingCriteria for the SortingSettings instance created for rendering. This should do the trick:

var sortingSettings = new SortingSettings(camera)
{
    criteria = SortingCriteria.CommonTransparent
};

Hi, I'm a fellow package author. Great render asset by the way! Looks awesome 👍

I was just looking at the install instructions but it didn't talk about an install option for using OpenUPM. All package installation options are useful in their own way, but I personally find that using OpenUPM is the simplest way to install any packages because I don't need to dig into any manifest files. It's basically just one command and it adds to a package registry so that there is an easy update button in the Unity package manager, which is such a convenient feature also. Users installing your package could potentially have a smoother time trying to install, along with the other benefits like updates in the package manager.

It looks like your project was automatically generated up on the OpenUPM website (it's versioned by pushing git tags), so there's no extra effort required on your end. I think that the only thing to do is encourage this install option in your wiki guide.
https://openupm.com/packages/com.hauntedpsx.render-pipelines.psx/

Just wanted to let you know about this if you didn't yet.
I'm considering trying a game with this type of rendering, it might be cool 🙂

Hello, I and a friend are wanting to add a function to the psx shaders that would render an outline around the player. We have looked at normal tutorials but we are a bit stuck. Any idea how we could get this done? Basically we are wanting to edit the shaders.