In (seemingly) random chunks, all light sources will fail to render; cutting off at the exact border of the chunk.
These will appear randomly and persist upon loading/offloading an area with StreamingEnabled. They are not synced across players. Rejoining will change the location of these chunks. It has been observed on Mac and Windows.
Pretty sure this must be related, because I haven’t changed anything in my game in days and this is no longer working correctly.
The suppressor is supposed to become red over time, I do this by overlaying a transparent part with decals on top of it, and then adjust the transparency of the decals. This has worked flawlessly for a long time, and now it doesn’t start working until I click on the part.
(I assume not until the highlight updates it)
(Moving far enough from where I spawned makes it start working too)
This has been happening in my game Scary Sushi for some days now. I can’t reproduce it, but getting a lot of complaints – so not sure what to do. Seems to be random. From reports, seems to happen after the cutscenes when the camera is quickly moved around the map. I don’t have streaming enabled though.
I was able to reproduce it 100% in Studio for Scary Sushi. When a player dies, I respawn their character in a holding room pretty far away from the starting position while the death menu plays – then when they are ready to revive I move their character back to the starting position, at which point the lights would be broken.
I just moved the death holding room directly under the starting position (so a lot closer than it used to be) and the issue went away (at least what I was able to reproduce in Studio).
Definitely seems to be linked to the loading and unloading of assets.
I had my game working for the past few years with no issue. Now players are reporting the same shadow bug you demonstrated in the video. The game is now unplayable because it depends on flashlights to move around the map. Here is my view of the issue:
I have tried it on multiple clients. Some clients experience the problem at a specific spot, whereas others have the light render with no issue on the same spot.
I got the first report 3 hours ago at about 8:43 Eastern Time.
Haven’t updated the public version of my game for a few months and it’s now experiencing this issue. Something interesting I’ve noticed is that after a user returns to the main menu and respawns the lighting seems to work normally, however this “fix” does not work by simply respawning.
I’m using ShadowMap but not StreamingEnabled. I do not see these issues in studio.
My development version of the game works fine too, the major difference is it is utilizing Future lighting technology instead of ShadowMap.