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Fixed in 5.4.0
Votes
1
Found in
5.3.4p1
Issue ID
787114
Regression
Yes
[MSE] Entering/exiting playmode makes Active Scene a Scene, which is on top of Hierarchy
Reproduction steps:
1) Open user's attached project
2) Import 2 scenes into hierarchy (SceneA and SceneB)
3) Make SceneB appear under SceneA in hierarchy
4) Make SceneB - "Active Scene"
5) Enter playmode
Expected result:
SceneB should remain "Active Scene"
Actual result:
"Active Scene" switches to SceneA
Note:
If in playmode you will mark "Active Scene" any other Scene (regardless was it done with Script or right mouse click > Set Active Scene) exiting playmode will make "Active Scene" SceneA (Scene which is on top of hierarchy view).
Regression happened from 5.3
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Ziflin
May 06, 2016 15:35
This is a pretty frustrating bug for anyone attempting to have a global/master scene that is loaded first. It also messes with the lighting as the active scene changes.