Set non-jittered projection matrix before applying jittering, making motion vector jitter cancellation unnecessary.

This should make outputting non-jittered upscaled depth and motion vectors for subsequent render passes a lot easier.

Assets/Scripts/Fsr2Controller.cs

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ namespace FidelityFX
         
         private void OnEnable()
         {
-            Fsr2.InitializationFlags flags = Fsr2.InitializationFlags.EnableMotionVectorsJitterCancellation;
+            Fsr2.InitializationFlags flags = 0;
             if (enableFP16)
                 flags |= Fsr2.InitializationFlags.EnableFP16Usage;
             
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ namespace FidelityFX
             _dispatchDescription.Reset = _reset;
             _reset = false;
 
-            // Perform custom jittering of the camera's projection matrix according to FSR2's instructions
+            // Perform custom jittering of the camera's projection matrix according to FSR2's documentation
             int jitterPhaseCount = Fsr2.GetJitterPhaseCount(_renderSize.x, _displaySize.x);
             Fsr2.GetJitterOffset(out float jitterX, out float jitterY, Time.frameCount, jitterPhaseCount);
 
@@ -201,7 +201,9 @@ namespace FidelityFX
             jitterY = 2.0f * jitterY / _renderSize.y;
 
             var jitterTranslationMatrix = Matrix4x4.Translate(new Vector3(jitterX, jitterY, 0));
+            _renderCamera.nonJitteredProjectionMatrix = _renderCamera.projectionMatrix;
             _renderCamera.projectionMatrix = jitterTranslationMatrix * _renderCamera.nonJitteredProjectionMatrix;
+            _renderCamera.useJitteredProjectionMatrixForTransparentRendering = false;
         }
         
         private void OnRenderImage(RenderTexture src, RenderTexture dest)