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Found in
5.4.0b23
Issue ID
811101
Regression
No
[GPUInstancing] Returning meshes prevents them from being instanced
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the attached project 'Instancing'
2. Open the available scene
3. Change the Tag of the 'Player' Prefab to 'Untagged'
4. Play scene
5. Open the 'Frame Debugger' and enable it
Note: Objects are instanced, like expected
6. Change the Tag of the 'Player' Prefab to 'Instanced'
7. Play scene
8. Enable the 'Frame Debugger'
Result: No instanced objects seen. Returning meshes, like in the 'GPUInstancing' script, prevents them from being instanced.
Reproduced with: 5.5.0a3, 5.4.0b25, 5.4.0b19
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