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Fixed in 10.1.0
Fixed in 8.3.1
Votes
0
Found in [Package]
10.0.0-preview.26
Issue ID
1279804
Regression
No
A short freeze occurs in the Editor when expanding or collapsing with the arrow the Renderer Feature in the Forward Renderer
How to reproduce:
1. Open the user's attached "913013-URPSaveIssue.zip"
2. Select the "ForwardRenderer" Asset in the Project window (Assets/Settings)
3. Expand and collapse the Renderer Feature in the Inspector window
4. Observe the Inspector window
Expected result: No freeze in the Editor when expanding/collapsing the Renderer Feature with the arrow in the Forward Renderer Asset
Actual result: A short freeze occurs in the Editor when expanding/collapsing the Renderer Feature with the arrow in the Forward Renderer Asset
Reproducible with: 7.5.1 (2019.4.11f1), 8.2.0 (2020.1.7f1), 10.0.0-preview.26 (2020.2.0b4)
Could not test with: 4.10.0-preview (2018.4.27f1) - Forward Renderer is not supported
Notes:
- There can be seen a spike in CPU usage in the Profiler (Editor mode) when expanding/collapsing the Renderer Feature with the arrow in the Forward Renderer Asset
- The issue is not reproducible if the Renderer Feature is expanded/collapsed by pressing on the Renderer Feature's name
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Resolution Note (fix version 10.1.0):
Fixed in: 10.1.0
Resolution Note (fix version 8.3.1):
Fixed in: 8.3.1 (2020.1.14f1 and above)