When I open the FPS HUD sample in URP, there are pink materials in the scene.
Tested in 2019.4.11, 2020.1.6, 2020.2.0b2.
I'm using ForwardRenderer.
I'm following this scenario:
1. Create a new project with URP template.
2. Import Shapes.
3. Shapes shows the "Generate URP shaders" dialog, I click Yes.
4. Open the FPS HUD scene.
5. Most (or maybe all) materials have the Standard shader assigned.
6. When I run the command "Upgrade project materials to Universal RP materials", Unity changes the Standard shader to URP Lit shader (it does this on all GameObjects except for Player), and writes a bunch of info messages to console about the Shapes shaders not being supported.
After switching the Standard shader to URP Lit shader, I can see the objects, but they are very dark, even after baking the lighting.
I'm not sure I will fix this, this is mostly a frustration I have with how Unity handles render pipelines in general, there's no good way to make a scene with materials that work across all render pipelines without this import process :c
I guess the "solution" is to bundle the example scenes into three separate .unitypackages (built-in RP, URP, HDRP), but this in and of itself means every time I want to update the example scene I have to extract and update all three cases and then re-pack them, which adds a lot of friction for whenever I want to update something
I might be able to make the materials be generated on the fly instead of existing as assets, but it's very low priority for now
I have a similar issue, but now the things are blue. However, all materials look good in the inspector and their shader is set to "Universal Render Pipeline/Lit".
My issue, seems related to the baking of the lights. Is it possible? I am trying to bake them but trying to understand why such small scene takes +3h....
I have a similar issue, but now the things are blue. However, all materials look good in the inspector and their shader is set to "Universal Render Pipeline/Lit".
My issue, seems related to the baking of the lights. Is it possible? I am trying to bake them but trying to understand why such small scene takes +3h....
I could fix this by doing a clean reinstall and clicking "regenerate shaders and materials" in the settings window.
I have a similar issue, but now the things are blue. However, all materials look good in the inspector and their shader is set to "Universal Render Pipeline/Lit".
My issue, seems related to the baking of the lights. Is it possible? I am trying to bake them but trying to understand why such small scene takes +3h....
I could fix this by doing a clean reinstall and clicking "regenerate shaders and materials" in the settings window.