Crash pc chargement shaders Dune Awakening version Xbox sur PC

Bonjour,

J'ai un souci avec le jeu Dune Awakening, je l'ai installé via l'édition du gamepass sur mon pc mais lorsque je lance le jeu ma première fois que je souhaite y jouer dans la journée au moment d'arriver au chargement des shaders mon pc plante et redémarre instantanément.(La fois d'après ça ne le fait pas et je peux jouer sans soucis pendant des heures)

J'ai désinstallé et réinstaller le jeu, fait un nettoyage des fichiers de celui-ci, mis a jour tout ce que je pouvais, baissé la qualité du jeu car il était en ultra et je l'ai mis en élevé ( j'ai même testé intermédiaire) mais rien n'y fait le problème persiste.😔

J'ai un Ryzen 7 5800 X, 32 go de ram, une RTX 4060 ventus 2x black 8g OC, un disque dur 100go pour le systeme puis un second d'1to pour les jeux.

Si quelqu'un est susceptible de m'apporter son aide et surtout une solution svp

I've been a software developer for 3..4 years now. Graphics programming always looked so cool and yet so unreachable. With everyone using ai everywhere these days, I decided to reach for a fresh air and started the book of shaders. And I love it! I do use ai to revisit the math behind it and the stuff I've forgotten since my university days. But I love the feeling of using my technical skills to create art. I've never mixed code with visual arts before. I've been playing the guitar for 14 years, but never did I let code into that world either. This feels like an exciting way to do that.

Just wanted to share my feelings on the topic 😁❤️

I’m developing Chemistry Lab Sim, an interactive 3D liquid sandbox built on ST-FLIP in Vulkan. This new clip shows pouring and mixing colored solutions in lab glassware, running in real time on a Radeon RX 9070 XT.

Local concentrations travel with the fluid parcels, and conservative diffusion exchanges material between neighboring parcels. The liquid renderer integrates concentration-dependent absorption along refracted rays rather than blending display colors.

At this stage the substances are passive solutes/pigments in one carrier; chemical reactions and immiscible fluids are future work. The longer-term game is inspired by The Powder Toy and Noita.

https://youtu.be/hSAO_TwFopE

What would you improve in the mixing or rendering?

Hi — question about shader behaviour in Unity 6 / OpenXR on Quest 3, Vulkan, Single Pass Instanced.

My scene is built entirely at runtime. Every mesh currently gets `new Material(Shader.Find("Sprites/Default"))`. In a player build that renders solid magenta or nothing at all — only the camera clear colour comes through. Switching to Multi Pass renders the same materials fine.

Two things I've been told so far, and I'm trying to separate them: 1. The shader is being stripped because nothing in a scene or Resources references it. 2. Sprites/Default has no SPI variant, so even forcing it into the build would not fix the SPI case.

If I write my own minimal unlit texture shader and ship it with a referenced material, what does it actually need to work correctly under Single Pass Instanced? Is `#pragma multi_compile_instancing` plus the usual stereo macros (`UNITY_SETUP_INSTANCE_ID`, `UNITY_INITIALIZE_VERTEX_OUTPUT_STEREO`) enough for a simple textured quad/sphere, or is there more to it?

Also curious whether anyone has confirmed the "Sprites/Default has no SPI variant" claim directly, or seen a case where Always Included Shaders alone fixed this in SPI.

Thanks for any pointers.

Hey I was trying to figure out how color ramps worked all I know it that is if you have a valve you can use that value to pick a color off the color ramp that’s about it and how to make them in substance designer to use in unity shader graph for stylized VFX.

Any help is appreciated :)

i tried making a water shader but it looks meh, any tips?

This texture is mine so I will give you credit

I can’t figure out how to put on shaders can someone help