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Fixed
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0
Found in
4.5.4f1
Issue ID
646039
Regression
No
OnDestroy order for Transform hierarchy inconsistent between editor and runtime
To reproduce:
1) Open attached project (there is one scene, called Untitled) and build standalone player (version tested: OSX)
2) Enter playmode, exit playmode. In editor console log you see:
[3] +OnDisable, null: False
[2] +OnDisable, null: False
[1] +OnDisable, null: False
[0] +OnDisable, null: False
[0] -OnDestroy, null: False
[1] -OnDestroy, null: False
[2] -OnDestroy, null: False
[3] -OnDestroy, null: False
3) Run standalone app. Press "Close App". In Player log you see
[3] +OnDisable, null: False
[3] -OnDestroy, null: False
[2] +OnDisable, null: False
[1] +OnDisable, null: False
[1] -OnDestroy, null: False
[2] -OnDestroy, null: False
[0] +OnDisable, null: False
[0] -OnDestroy, null: False
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