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Fixed in 5.3.5
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0
Found in
5.3.4p1
Issue ID
784880
Regression
No
[OpenGL] Calling Graphics.Blit after WaitForEndOfFrame stops the game/player view from updating
The game/player view doesn't update when Graphics.Blit is called at the end of frame, after WaitForEndOfFrame.
In the example project a moving cube is used just to help show that the screen is updating. The code for this is in Moving.cs.
Important blit code is in EndOfFrameBlit.cs.
To repro:
1: Open attached project
2: Open Main.unity scene and enter Play Mode
3: On EndOfFrameBlit GameObject you can set the "End Of Frame" bool for if the Graphics.Blit should be done after WaitForEndOfFrame
4: When bool is true the game view doesn't update (cube doesn't move)
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