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10.0.0
Issue ID
1264558
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[HDRP] Inactive exposure properties affect global values
This issue also breaks our HDRP particles sample scene.
Repro:
1) Download HDRP particle sample project
2) Open the project notice the second row is not even visible
3) Go to HDRP default settings
4) Switch Exposure from Automatic Histogram to Fixed
5) Set Exposure from 12 to 0
6) Switch back to Automatic Histogram
7) Notice the scene looks as it should, second row of samples is visible
This is super confusing. If the exposure is automatic in the volume, it should not secretly affect the fixed fixed value as well.
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