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Found in
4.3.3f1
Issue ID
587600
Regression
No
Adding a polygon collider 2d on runtime via script is broken on builds
To reproduce:
1. Open attached project
2. Open scene "screen". It contains a sprite and a script that attaches a polygon collider 2d component. There is also a script that draws the outlines of the collider
3. Run the scene - the collider looks nice
4. Build and run - the collider is somewhat random and not like the sprite at all
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kcarroll_cmm
Jul 31, 2014 19:35
Any traction on this? I am using Unity 4.5.2f1 and it is still a problem.
joe_raised
Apr 28, 2014 12:02
I am having this exact same problem, but the suggested fix/work around does not work.
I have my textures in a Resources folder.
I have them set to Texture type 'Advanced'.
I have Read/Write enabled.
When I load them dynamically when testing, they work great. When they load via a build (Web, x86, Mac OSX) they all generated a seemingly random off centre PolygonCollider2D mesh.
Here is a textures .meta file:
fileFormatVersion: 2
guid: 825af6a76cab540b49cd6d74a9b0c867
TextureImporter:
serializedVersion: 2
mipmaps:
mipMapMode: 0
enableMipMap: 1
linearTexture: 0
correctGamma: 0
fadeOut: 0
borderMipMap: 0
mipMapFadeDistanceStart: 1
mipMapFadeDistanceEnd: 3
bumpmap:
convertToNormalMap: 0
externalNormalMap: 0
heightScale: .25
normalMapFilter: 0
isReadable: 1
grayScaleToAlpha: 0
generateCubemap: 0
seamlessCubemap: 0
textureFormat: -1
maxTextureSize: 1024
textureSettings:
filterMode: -1
aniso: 1
mipBias: -1
wrapMode: 1
nPOTScale: 0
lightmap: 0
compressionQuality: 50
spriteMode: 1
spriteExtrude: 1
spriteMeshType: 1
alignment: 0
spritePivot: {x: .5, y: .5}
spritePixelsToUnits: 100
alphaIsTransparency: 1
textureType: 5
buildTargetSettings: []
spriteSheet:
sprites: []
spritePackingTag:
userData:
TomasJ
Mar 26, 2014 10:45
In order to generate a Sprite outline, the texture must be readable. Otherwise pixel data is pushed to GPU and discarded.
Set Read/Write Enable in the texture importer to fix this