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Fixed
Fixed in 1.0.13
Votes
0
Found in [Package]
1.0.9
Issue ID
BEHAVB-298
Regression
No
In some cases, regenerating a graph does not make the blackboard lose its reference to it
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a behavior graph "SubGraph" (open it and close it so that it will generate the runtime graph)
- Create and open a blackboard asset
- Add a BehaviorGraph variable to the blackboard asset
- Create and open another behavior graph "Parent"
- Dock the blackboard asset window next to the behavior graph window
- Change to the behavior graph tab
- Add the blackboard asset to the "Parent" behavior graph
- In the project view, select "SubGraph"
- In the inspector, click on the "Regenerate Runtime Assets"
- Open the blackboard asset and observe the value of the BehaviorGraph variable
Actual results: The BehaviorGraph variable still references the subgraph
Expected results: The BehaviorGraph variable shows a missing reference
Reproducible with versions:
1.0.9
Can’t test with versions:
1.0.8 (the regenerate button is not there)
Tested on (OS): MacOS
Notes:
- Notice that the behavior graph window shows a missing reference
- If you leave the blackboard asset window shown open, the blackboard will actually reference a missing variable
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