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Found in
2021.2
2021.2.0a5
Issue ID
1313689
Regression
No
[Enlighten] Quality Settings missing "CPU Usage" setting. Users unable to tune Realtime GI performance
Repro:
Using 2021.2.0a5, navigate to Project Settings > Quality Settings.
Observed:
"CPU Usage" property is not there (sad)
Expected:
We need a property there for how wide Enlighten can go on the CPU.
Notes:
Issue discussed in a little greater detail: here
In Unity 5.6, "CPU Usage" for Enlighten Realtime GI used to be in the Lighting Window. Around 2017, we moved it to the Quality Settings window.
It appears at the time of Enlighten Deprecation (2020.1), we removed "CPU Usage" from Quality settings. However, it looks like the Documentaion wasn't update before deprecation to describe the property. This therefore also needs a Docs ticket, which I'll open.
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