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Fixed in 5.5.0
Votes
0
Found in
5.5.0b3
Issue ID
831193
Regression
No
[RenderMode] The new "None" render mode should probably hide the unnecessary properties from the Renderer.
No project/repro steps necessary.
Setting the render mode to "None" (new feature) should probably hide the properties which are no longer relevant:
- Particle material
- Vertex streams
- Pivot offset
- Sorting (mode, fudge, later, etc.)
- Cast Shadows
- Receive Shadows
- Min/Max particle size
Note:
- not a regression, addition request to new feature.
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