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Strange rainbow effect and messed up materials when game is played on certain computers
My game looks fine on some computers, as you can see here:
But on others, it looks like this:
All the objects in the scene are using the standard shader.
I've tried:
Changing the quality settings
Updating the graphics drivers
Installing Unity on the problematic systems in case there was a redistibutable missing
Updating DirectX
Checking if GPU vs. integrated graphics was the issue
Any help would be appreciated!
Answer by ZenBubblez · Apr 08, 2018 at 08:07 PM
Don't take my word for it, I myself don't know a thing about computer graphics, but I think it has something do do with the graphics hardware of the computer. Maybe the graphics card is out-of-date?
Answer by Kate27B · Feb 17 at 02:27 PM
I recently had to move all my files onto a different (much older) computer, simply because it had the storage space I required, and I didn't have any better computer to move stuff to, and I'm now facing this EXACT issue, but in the build editor itself.
Does anyone else have a similar issue like this? And if so... do you know if this would permanently effect all builds created on said computer, or would the exported build at least look alright being PLAYED on newer computers?
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