koobas.hobune.stream
Game view is suddenly black
After spending a couple days modifying the Bootcamp demo without any problems, suddenly the view is now all black when running it in game mode, although the camera preview still shows the normal scene. The same problem occurs in other scenes for the same project, although it still works fine when running the Tropical Island demo project in game mode. Around the same time that the black screen problem developed, the editor was also refusing to save changes to the scene - it would make a "plink" sound when I tried to save it, and some of my changes were not saved. That problem cleared up after I restarted the editor, but the black screen problem is still there for this specific project. I assume I must have accidentally changed a setting, perhaps for the player camera? What setting would cause a problem like this?
I found a solution to my question, after searching this forum more thoroughly. If anyone else has the same problem -- you need to go to Edit->Project Settings->Time and change "Time Scale" to 1 (it becomes locked on the "pause" value sometimes).
Strange, how did that happen? Anyways, upvote for sharing the answer :)
I am currently having this same issue with a project I am working on. I get a good image in the camera preview, but when I hit the Play button, the game view is just a black screen and I am able to move the camera still. If I hit pause while in game view, the screen draws what the camera sees, but as a still image.
I have tried the suggested fix posted above, but my time scale is already set to 1.
Camera
Allow HDR
Allow MSAA
Set ONLY ONE of these ON (set the other OFF). It worked on Unity 5.6.7f1 on Windows 7 32 bits with built-in nVidia Geforce 7025/630a.
Hi,
I had this same problem. Here's what worked for me: Right-click game scene tab > add tab > Game view.
This created a new game view tab that wasn't black. As I had two game view tabs open, I closed one of the game view tabs and the problem was fixed.
I had same issue after upgrade to 2019.1.2f1. Timescale was already "1" and re-adding Game tab didnt help too. What did helped was setting Camera's Viewport Rect to anything slightly different from 0 (for example 0.00001)
Is some one using 2D Renderer with URP (universal rendering pipeline). You should chose your image in hierarchy -> go to inspector and find Material -> change it to Sprite-Unlit-Default.
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