Hello, in my adventures with ReShade I have been frustrated. I documented the issue I have been having in a previous forum post, but none of the images worked and I've discovered more since then.

The Problem

In short, whenever I passed a certain altitude, when using ReShade, my aircraft would go translucent, DoF effects would stop working, and other depth-dependent effects would break in their own ways.

Depth Map Issues

These problems stem from a weird issue involving the game's Depth Map.

Depth Map

As you can see, the Depth Map is being cut off too far from the camera, resulting in the other effects' errors.

MainCamera and CameraPlane

My theory is that this problem stems from the way game objects MainCamera and CameraPlane behave.

I will demonstrate their behavior by changing their Fields of View.
The FOV difference is not part of the error.
For my demonstration, Main Camera has an FOV of 90 degrees, while CameraPlane has an FOV of 40 degrees.

While on the ground (note: I have determined that this behavior is relative to the camera's distance to terrain, not the aircraft's altitude.) the entire scene is rendered using MainCamera, and is entirely shown with a 90 degree FOV.

However, when the aircraft passes a certain altitude, the behavior changes. Objects close to the camera will be rendered by CameraPlane (40 FOV), while objects far from the camera are rendered by MainCamera (90 FOV).

If I zoom out, everything is rendered by MainCamera, and is in 90 FOV.

When I zoom in, more is rendered by CameraPlane, and is shown in 40 FOV.

This slicing is actually visible in-game, and it manifests itself as an odd shading error, on the exact same plane as the ReShade depth map clipping.

ReShade

I believe that ReShade is only reading data from MainCamera to create a depth map. However, if you check "CLEAR 2" (which only appears in situations where CameraPlane is rendering anything) in the Depth Buffers panel, the depth map will use data from CameraPlane only.

CLEAR 2 unchecked:

CLEAR 2 checked:

this tells me that MainCamera and CameraPlane are relevant to Reshade's depth map.

Conclusion

Reshade only reads data from MainCamera to create depth maps, when both MainCamera and CameraPlane produce data that is needed. This results in incorrect depth data and errors from effects that require depth data to function.

With this information, I would really appreciate it if someone who knows more about unity or SimplePlanes to create a workaround for this issue, if possible. Thank You

Please let me know if the images aren't working. Data subject to change.