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Fixed in 2022.1.X
Fixed in 2021.2.X
Votes
0
Found in
2021.2
2022.1
Issue ID
1364124
Regression
Yes
[Regression] Texture Preview looks brighter in Linear color space
Steps:
1. Open attached project (20210909_tes.zip)
2. Open _Texture_PreviewThumbnail scene
3. Hit play
4. Observe GameView
Expected: All three quad looks similar/the same.
Actual: The middle quad looks brighter. The middle quad is using AssetPreview.GetAssetPreview()
Select the texture and observe the thumbnail on top of Inspector, it also looks brighter.
Reproducible:
2022.1.0a8 (a6d7f27874c0)
2021.2.0b1.3027 (1e2674f03162)
2021.2.0a20.2866 (0bd21e314fca)
2021.2.0a19.2770 (f81c6ad18371)
Not-reproducible:
2021.2.0a18.2582 (5605789000ce)
2021.2.0a17.2411 (96ee4da88f82)
2021.2.0a14.1979 (462ae11b66db)
2021.2.0a6.1011 (dc497bf8326a)
2021.1.21f1.3059 (f2d5d3c59f8c)
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