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9
Found in
5.2.0p1
Issue ID
731167
Regression
Yes
Inspector Will Not Set Keyframes for Tint, Tiling, or Offset of a Shader Anymore
To reproduce:
1. Open the 'testScene' scene
2. Select 'testColor' object in Hierarchy
3. In the Animation window, click at any point in the timeline for animation clip 'testAnim'
4. In the Inspector, try to change the values for properties 'Tint Color', 'Tiling', or 'Offset'.
Observe that no keyframes are created for these changes.
Workaround: Setting those keyframes through "Add property".
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Extramax
Oct 14, 2015 09:32
I found this trouble today.
I can set new material tint color key automatically by changing value of inspector with unity version 4.6. Upgrading Unity5, usable function has gone. It wastes my time so much to use 'Add property'.
I want it to be back, plz.