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Found in [Package]
1.5.2
1.6.1
1.7.3
Issue ID
UVSB-1398
Regression
No
Performance: Frame drop when a large embedded graph is visible in the inspector window.
See here for more details (or see attached video): [https://discord.com/channels/372898201088426004/372899380367458329/826160411232698428]
Unity 2021.1f0, Windows 10.
Repro steps:
# Open a project
# Set up a gameobject with an embedded script or state graph
# Edit the graph and make it as large as possible (to make the effect as noticeable as possible)
# Have the inspector for the gameobject visible
# Have the graph window visible
# Drag around on the graph window, notice how slow / fast it is
# Hide the inspector or the machine component on the inspector
# Drag around again to notice how much faster it is
Reported by Discord user @PurerLogic
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