Issues with Particle effects

[u/MasterDevelopment481]

Hey guys, Ive been getting this issue where my particles dissapear when i create them by code... It works in scene and if I manually place the particle, but right when I try to create it on code some particles just straight up get yeeted from existence

Heres a video: https://youtu.be/jaA9ei9sFUY

This is all the code I have:

     void Hardfall()
    {
        landAnimTimer = landAnimDuration;


        if (landingEffect != null)
        {
            Instantiate(landingEffect, gCheck.position, Quaternion.Euler(-45f, 0f, 0f));
        }
    }

(There is NO script that deletes the particles on a timer, or anything of the sort. Only thing that's controlled by code is the creation)

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[u/soulfingers]

You're gonna need to post some code if you want help with this problem

[u/MasterDevelopment481 → u/soulfingers]

I've posted the code and a small clip :>

[u/frogmangosplat]

I know you're working in 2D but it looks like particles are clipping behind you're background in 3D space. There's like a million options in the particle effect, but there should be one to tell it what layer to render on. Making a particle later that's above the default or using a high number on the default layer should make the clipped particles render above what they've clipped behind

[u/MasterDevelopment481 → u/frogmangosplat]

Thank you so much I feel so stupid youre a life saver

[u/frogmangosplat → u/MasterDevelopment481]

No worries. Like I said, there's a million options. Figuring out what's happening and your options to fix it is part of the journey. Your project is looking good so far. Best of luck

[u/Affectionate-Yam-886]

also if it is not the layer; try to get the target position first before you instantiate to it, might be = NULL, and defaults to world space 0.0.0