It seems that NoiseTexture on Babylon5 is causing problems with Oculus Quest:
For what it’s worth, this worked for me in 5.9, broke down in 5.10.
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I wonder if it is due to the z fighting with the ground and lower precision on quest.
Could you try https://playground.babylonjs.com/#6HF49C#4 ?
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No, dear, I’m aware of z-fighting, and wish it was something simple as that. =)
Here:
(and i even used your edit just to be 100% certain)
I could agree that it is basically trivial these days to make yet another perlin noise shader, but the feature is already there, and it seems broken, so as I stumbled on it, I reported.
To be more precise, I needed a good time to find why the partner’s project – which was working before – stopped working properly from nothing. Started debugging and after some time spotted NoiseTexture as the culprit. =)
Yup it sounds like it is somehow breaking clearing. @RaananW will probably fix it in no time 
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this only happens in the oculus browser. Both the emulator and a windows XR device running on chrome and edge didn’t have an issue at all.
It is most certainly the noise texture; I just need to find out why it is not clearing. Working on that!
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A (temporary) solution:
skip initial clear should set to false in this case. I’ll see if we can do that automatically in specific cases (like this one).
Will keep updated here
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Worked, thank you!
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