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Issue ID
764566
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[FrameDebugger] Global shader parameter values get reset after exiting play mode
Steps to reproduce:
1) open users attached project
2) play scene 'GlobalIntReportingError'
3) capture a frame with the frame debuger
4) see that the cube is grey
5) quit the game with the "play button"
Expected: cube keeps its shader values until the debugger is closed
Actual: values get reset
Reproduced: 5.0.4f1, 5.3.1p3, 5.4.0b3
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Aras
Dec 07, 2016 12:03
Yeah. The thing is, Frame Debugger never "captures" a frame.
It always just literally renders the frame up until your selected draw event, and then stops doing everything after it. And that is always done "in real time", the frame is always re-rendered in the process. That means if anything changes behind the scenes (shader variables, meshes, textures etc.), it is being immediately reflected in the frame debugger.
Which is sometimes what you want, but often what you don't want too... We haven't made any actual "capture the frame" functionality yet though :(