Passes are failing when CameraStacking and RG are enabled

Unity: SRP Foundation

URP

CameraStacking

Fixed

6.0.X

Won't Fix

6.2.X

6.1.X

2023.2.X

Fixed in 6.0 and following versions

Camera stacking rendering to system backbuffer with URP Render Graph on iOS/macOS has been fixed. The error message regarding the mismatch of msaa samples for the final blit pass won't appear again. Thanks for having taken the time to report this bug!

Closing as Won't fix due to 2023.2 reaching it's EOL.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Download attached project and open in Unity

2. Build and Run Winter_Demo scene

3. Observe the Errors in Development Console:

Postprocessing Final Blit Pass/Screen Space UlToolkit/uGUI Pass - Overlay: Attachment 0 was created with 4 samples but 1 samples were requested.

NextSubPass: Not inside a Renderpass

EndRenderPass: Not inside a Renderpass

Actual results: Errors in the Development Console

Expected results: No errors in the Development Console when using Camera Stacking together with the RG

Reproducible with versions:

2023.2.0f1, 2023.3.0b7, 6000.0.0b14

Tested on (OS):

MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2021), CPU: Apple M1 Max, Memory: 64 GB, macOS: Ventura 13.3.1 (a) (22E772610a)

Passes are failing when CameraStacking and RG are enabled

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Passes are failing when CameraStacking and RG are enabled

Unity: SRP Foundation

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Fixed

Won't Fix

Resolution Notes

6.2.XWon't FixFixed in 6.0 and following versions

6.1.XWon't FixFixed in 6.0 and following versions

6.0.XFixedCamera stacking rendering to system backbuffer with URP Render Graph on iOS/macOS has been fixed. The error message regarding the mismatch of msaa samples for the final blit pass won't appear again. Thanks for having taken the time to report this bug!

2023.2.XWon't FixClosing as Won't fix due to 2023.2 reaching it's EOL.

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