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Fixed in 5.2.0
Votes
0
Found in
4.6.0b3
Issue ID
593901
Regression
No
Sprite Editor - changing between the blue and green borders does not feel instant on Mac OS X compared to Windows.
Sprite Editor - changing between the blue and green borders does not feel instant on Mac OS X compared to Windows.
To reproduce:
- Open attached project
- Select the texture file
- If it is not already > change its import settings to Sprite
- Select Single or Multiple
- Click the Sprite Editor button
- Observe one of the two behaviors when the Sprite Editor window opens:
1. Sprite is represented with a blue border, but no dots on the corners (see attached screen shot)
2. There are no blue borders, so user has to draw the borders on the sprite
- When the blue borders are present, press 'control' on keyboard and observe that it takes 1-2 seconds to change to the green border. And if it does not change, user has to click in the Sprite window to make the green border appear.
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