Food not plating correctly

[clear gulch]

Maybe it's user error or something in my settings but last night, I wasn't able to play some things correctly

[wanton sky]

Nope, floating ingredients is quite the common issue

[brittle cypress]

Hi there, can you guide me through - Did you played in singleplayer, or multiplayer session? Where did this thing happened - during the assembly, or after it? We're investigating this issue on our end and would love to know as much as possible - Or if you have VOD of that - send it to me please 🙂

[wanton sky]

For my experience, I haven't done single player, but happens in multiplayer with my girlfriend. The ingredients distort and float while plating, and stay floating once done.

Like, placing a tomato on the plate for the Caprese salad, the tomato will instantly distort and stretch. As does the mozzarella

[sterile palm]

The issue also appears in single player. It appeared while placing a hamburger, as well as mozzarella and tomato.

It often appears if you’re stack different items above each other. A pretty difficult but possible work around was for my side:

Just time moment, where you place the item. Because it feels like it has to do something with the preview-plating animation (Transparent Blue)

[brittle cypress]

Can you confirm, that you're using the radeon graphics, right?

[sterile palm]

Correct

[brittle cypress]

Ok, we're investigating the issue with this, we identified it so far, and we'll do our best to as soon as possible get a fix for it

[sterile palm]

Okay, thanks a lot. Is there a workaround yet?

[brittle cypress]

We have a temporary workaround, plese DM me for instructions

[sterile palm]

Thx. I did a friend request

[forest jackal]

I also have some floating after plating but I'm using Nvidia GeForce - I don't think it's caused by graphics card manufacturer;p

[calm zodiac]

RTX4080 and same problem

It looks like math calculations of deforming mesh causes some distant points

Some times visible sometimes dont

And the upper objects just stuck on top of those points

[calm zodiac]

Potential solution: Each subsequent layer, depending on its weight and the layers below it, can be placed at any height, provided that its lower surface trim or bend all layers below, eliminating any incorrectly protruding lower components. Alternatively, the clipping/deforming should be performed using non-rendered surface intended solely for math calculations. This will not only minimize the glitch but also make the vertical structures appear natural.

[sterile palm]

Workaround that worked for me :

As of now the temporary solution is to is to launch the game in dx11 - simply right click on the game, go into properties, and in launch options paste

-force-d3d11

[calm zodiac]

If dx11 don't make problems maybe data synchronisation is the issue
D3D12_RESOURCE_BARRIER barrier = {};
barrier.Type = D3D12_RESOURCE_BARRIER_TYPE_TRANSITION;

Or maybe the issue is due to very small coefficients in math. They just need to debug accuratly. This is easily reproductive Glitch

Eventually final vertex position can be clamp

I would also check if there are any uninitilized data/variables Dx12 isnt very friendly on this field

[neat tide]

I feel like I have this problem sometimes as well where the food doesnt plate correctly. When I assemble a hamburger with the required toppings in the recipe it doesnt go on top instead it just falls onto the plate in the edge. Dont know if others have the same issue but that's what happens to me

I think i'm going to try using dx11 as well

And I genuinely do hope they fix this in the hotfix #2 when it releases.

I know and I've seen that this game has a lot of potential but if they could fix that issue would be much appreciated!

[red bear]

let us know, please, if today's patch helped with this "crazy ingredients" issue

[calm zodiac]

It seems that vertex glitch are no longer common when arranging layers.
However, the algorithm itself should be modified, as achieving a tomato or roll that floats slightly in the air is simple to achieve.
Simply place several layers of thinly sliced ​​onions, for example, on top of the slightly bent lower layers, so that they are arranged vertically.
Then, placing something flat on top creates empty space because the upper layer rests on the upper point or some invisible small area (e.g., a tomato can deform nicely at this point and hang in the air).
It would be advisable to allow the upper layers (by pressing them down) to slide down the lower layers (to flatten the whole meal).

[urban temple]

For me I agree with most of that observation. What I'm seeing is that certain items, Tbones, and burger patties especially it does not matter what order you place them they will always levitate over the plate. But tomato slices and tuna steaks are more relative to what's under them.

Tuna steaks will always rest on the plate properly if placed first, but if anything is placed before them they will levitate.

I haven't experimented with tomato slices much to see if they work correctly when placed on an empty plate but they do seem at least relative to other similar objects such as the patties.

I also have a Radeon card, it seems that is a key factor in what is causing the issue from reading these threads

[wanton sky]

I removed the temp fix to see if it stopped, it has for me, but it is now floating others ingredients... Correction, it is now floating for me again

[neat tide]

start a new save and then it'll probably fix itself

somebody else had the same issue when they used the same save

because if u dont start a new save then well yeah ur just stuck with the same issue