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Fixed in 5.4.0
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0
Found in
5.3.2p3
Issue ID
771412
Regression
Yes
[Shuriken][SceneView] Particle simulation in Scene View is based on "Fixed Timestep"
Reproduction steps(GIF attached):
1. Open attached "New Unity Project 20" project.
2. Open "1" scene.
3. Click on "Particle System" game object in the hierarchy.
4. Click Simulate.
5. Notice choppy rendering of the particles.
6. Click play.
7. Notice that particles are rendered smoothly.
8. Go to "Edit > Project Settings > Time" and change "Fixed Timestep" to 0.02.
9. Repeat steps 3 and 4.
10. Notice that particles are rendered smoothly.
Regression introduced in 5.3.
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chroyn
May 17, 2017 02:39
this issue still exists in 5.4.1