I’m using the lastest Unity3d experimental build (the first released in 2016).
System: Ubuntu 14 LTS, Thinkpad x220.
I’m eager to provide more info (logs and lists of packages) in order to get this issue solved.
Thanks in advance
I’m using the lastest Unity3d experimental build (the first released in 2016).
System: Ubuntu 14 LTS, Thinkpad x220.
I’m eager to provide more info (logs and lists of packages) in order to get this issue solved.
Thanks in advance
Using the standard shader? Do you have drivers installed for your graphics card? Which GPU do you use?
Thanks for a fast response
I’m using the intel GPU: Intel® HD Graphics 3000. I got a pure Ubuntu 14 LTS install, and I’m really not sure if I’m supposed to install any additional drivers (most got there automatically). I installed Unity via deb package and Ubuntu’s app store. The shader not loading isn’t the standard shader, it’s a custom thing.
Try to copy your shader to resources directory or try to run with -force-opengl flag (from terminal or via script)
Does it render the dreadful pink? If so it may be the shader itself has issues. You should look in Unity’s console if there are any errors. If there aren’t any, right click on shader’s asset and force it to reimport.
If it renders transparent, then it’s more likely a driver issue or something.
Also early 5.3 builds used glcore renderer by default, which still has some problems. They reverted to use more stable OpenGL2 renderer by default in a later build.