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Fixed in 2019.1.X
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Issue ID
845671
Regression
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Camera Preview disappears after locking Inspector Window
Ok, I figured out the bug. I'll provide more details in a comment below, but here are the basic repro steps:
- Open up Editor
- Make sure there is only one Inspector tab open (close other Inspector tabs and then restart if necessary)
- Create second Inspector tab
- Edit -> Project Settings -> Player
- This should set both Inspector tabs to the PlayerSettings view.
- Navigate back to 'first' Inspector tab
- Lock this 'first' Inspector tab (not the second one, make sure)
- Click the Camera
- Observe the missing preview window (err...observe the missing preview window)
The bug doesn't repro if you lock the 'second' Inspector tab, and once you unlock the 'first' Inspector tab.
** Original Bug Notes**
If I click around the Editor, I can make the Camera Preview not re-appear after clicking back on the camera in the Scene window.
Usually, I can get it disappear by opening up the Player Settings, and then immediately selecting the camera either in the Scene window, or the Hierarchy.
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