Polygon surfaces blinking while panning question

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Has anyone seen or know what might cause a slight graphical glitching on polygons? The surfaces seem to blink in and out. Is it perhaps a graphics setting? Different glitches appear in each eye. I was checking out MLTK 2.8.3 Interaction sample as per the instructions in the ML2 documentation site.

I haven't seen this after setting up the project in previous releases of ML2 OS / MLSDK.

Thank you.

Unity Editor version: 2022.2.0b8.3023 (Metal)
ML2 OS version: Version 1.1.0 Build B3E.221128.08-R.092 Android API Level 29
MLSDK version: 1.1.0
Host OS: (Windows/MacOS) MacOS

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I think it would be easier to understand if you took a video.

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@tokufxug Good idea. I cannot upload videos here, but here is a video link.
https://vimeo.com/pakl/ml-poly-glitches110

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Is anyone else seeing this graphical glitch when running Unity + MRTK on the latest release?

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Thank you for surfacing @paklnet. Let me check into this and report back here asap.

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Hi @paklnet, I spoke to our engineers, who haven't experienced this before. Are you able to share an .apk with us for debugging? You can send it to developer@magicleap.com.

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Also, wanted to pass on: One engineer said that looked suspiciously like Zfighting. Can you check that you don't have duplicate geometry sitting on top of each other?

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Sending the APK now.

Indeed it does look like "Zfighting" but there are definitely no duplicate geometries. This happens with the Interaction MRTK demo out-of-the-box.

Thank you,
Patryk

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One thing that's especially odd is that it doesn't affect all shapes or graphics. Text windows or the little regular cubes are unaffected. It seems to affect more complex polygons only, like the coffee cup, the piano, and the lunar lander. Another oddity is that the blinking/gap seems to be correlated with viewing angle. A few times in this video I shake my head back and forth over the coffee cup to demonstrate this. (So it's not completely random noise like a graphics chip failing...)

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@paklnet Thank you, received. I'll pass this to our team and update you here when I have details.

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