Summary
Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely
What Type of Bug are you experiencing?
Rendering (Graphics / Niagara)
Steps to Reproduce
Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely
Expected Result
Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely
Observed Result
Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely
Affects Versions
5.8
Platform(s)
Windows
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Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely
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Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely
Additional Notes
Why hasn’t the serious incompatibility bug between the two ray tracing functions in the semi-transparent mode and the Niagara particle effect and materials with masked textures been resolved yet…?
In UE5, the Niagara particle effect suffers from a long-standing and severe incompatibility bug with PostProcessVolume: enabling Translucency (ray tracing mode) causes the Niagara particle effect to malfunction and become undetectable. When will this major bug be fixed…?
I’ve already tested the Substrate version (5.6-5.8). As soon as I enable two ray tracing settings in semi-transparent mode, the Niagara effect immediately becomes bugged and malfunctions, disappearing completely…
—Selecting the semi-transparent mode: One out of two ray tracing options is selected; however, many semi-transparent materials with masks or overlays also experience a major bug where they disappear completely