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By Design
By Design in 3.1.X
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0
Found in [Package]
3.1.5
Issue ID
CMCL-1734
Regression
No
Add Extension dropdown in the Cinemachine Camera component does not have the dropdown indicator/triangle icon
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a new Unity project and install the Cinemachine package
- In the Hierarchy, right-click -> Cinemachine -> Cinemachine Camera
- Select the Cinemachine Camera
- Observe the Add Extension dropdown in the Inspector window
Actual results: The Add Extension dropdown does not have the dropdown indicator/triangle icon
Expected results: The Add Extension dropdown has the dropdown indicator/triangle icon
Reproducible with versions: 3.0.1, 3.1.5 (6000.0.64f1, 6000.2.15f1, 6000.3.2f1, 6000.4.0b1, 6000.5.0a3)
Tested on (OS): MacOS Silicon Tahoe 26.0.1
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Resolution Note:
This is by design because the Add Extension option does not do the same thing as the Procedural Components options.
The "Procedural Components" dropdown functions use a "set": when you select a thing, it replaces whatever was there before. Those dropdowns are shortcuts for what you can equally do using the "Add Component" button - just less mouse clicks.
The Add Extensions use an "add": it adds a new component without replacing what was there before. You'll notice that in the Add Extensions, when you add one and then bring up the menu again, the thing you added is no longer selectable.
Resolution Note (3.1.X):
This is by design because the Add Extension option does not do the same thing as the Procedural Components options.
The "Procedural Components" dropdown functions use a "set": when you select a thing, it replaces whatever was there before. Those dropdowns are shortcuts for what you can equally do using the "Add Component" button - just less mouse clicks.
The Add Extensions use an "add": it adds a new component without replacing what was there before. You'll notice that in the Add Extensions, when you add one and then bring up the menu again, the thing you added is no longer selectable.