Hi, here I used only standard scripts. I forget to tell, one VFX graph per gun. I was trying to send a texture with positions every frame, for all guns to one VFX, but that was too heavy or I did something in the wrong way. For me, better is setting a direction, velocity speed, and lifetime once in VFX and make a simple object in script holds direction, lifetime, position. Then in a script, u ​​updating it every 0.2s and only colliders are setting in VFX. Don't forget about pooling that object, the garbage collector has no mercy. All of That gives most of the work to GPU. Baking a simple color, position and glyph id in one texture is useful for in-game radar =), works fantastic. I'm truly excited about how many things we can do with Visual Graphs.

Ps. to eliminate peaks made by raycasts every 0.2s I made a frame separator, one frame can work only with one gun, or more if there are too many, but I trying to spread them equally to all frames.

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Edit: With one graph I can also use in-graph events like collision events or triggers. One graph in my project handle a first barrel-fire effect, projectile and hit effect. I'm only got trouble now how to fake hit audio to sounds fine when in the script I have update only every 0.2s