Hello, I sent you an email in response to your form submission on our website but perhaps you did not receive it. Can you tell me which version of Unity you are using? I have just tried building the example scene in 2020.1 with both forward and deferred rendering and x86 and x64 builds, but am unable to replicate your issue. Could the build perhaps be using a lower graphics preset than the editor? To be sure, can you disable or delete all graphics quality presets apart from the highest/Ultra before building? Does switching to deferred rendering make a difference? Are you using any other Unity lighting/rendering features that may be causing a conflict? Please send additional details to whitegamesinfo@gmail.com and we can help you debug further.

Hi Cocolab, Unfortunately not. If projectors were initialised during gameplay it could cause small freezes, depending on the content being projected, so to avoid this we initialise everything on level load. If you work with real projectors, you may be interested in our other asset Projector Simulator Pro. As PSP is not intended for use in games and is instead built with projection design in mind, it does support real-time initialisation of projectors and setting of projected content as well as a slew of other features that may interest you. Please get in touch if you wish to discuss. Kind regards, WG.

Hi skymeson, thanks for the review! When Play starts, the array of images in the projector is processed and an array of cookies is created. It is quite expensive to create these cookies, so we do not want to do it in real-time as it could impact game performance. It also eats a lot of memory during processing, so we delete as much useless information as possible, including the original images, as we aren't going to reprocess them. For the same reason, you can't change the projection in runtime. This behaviour is left over from the 'legacy' processing system. The shader processing system introduced in 1.4 is much faster, but is only compatible with 2018.3 and later, so your experience may improve if you use later Unity versions. The shader system is probably fast enough to modify at runtime, but we haven't yet re-enabled that functionality since the legacy optimisations. Regarding the "funny hues", this is something we haven't seen. I am also not sure why the projection should disappear when keystone is 0 - does the image not some back even if you play and stop the scene? We will do some testing with your Unity version and see if we can identify the issue. The green and blue lights should only turn on and off going by whether the projector is set to colour or greyscale. HDRP is now supported from Unity 2018.3 but there are some considerations to take, for details see the video about HDRP above. We still recommend the standard RP and Deferred rendering with Unity 2018.3 and later for the smoothest experience. If using Forward Rendering, always ensure your Pixel Light Count is set high enough. Kind regards, WG