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Found in
2018.1.0a7
Issue ID
1003958
Regression
Yes
Strange performance spikes when at least one Rigidbody is present in the scene
How to reproduce:
1. Open attached project
2. Open scene boxInstantiation.unity
- Make sure the Profiler Window is visible and the CPU Usage section displays Physics and nothing else
3. Play the scene
4. Once the scene is fully loaded, move the cube slightly up on the Y axis
5. Add a Rigidbody component to the cube
- Observe the Profiler: after the initial jumps in performance due to collider instantiation, there are a number of random spikes in Physics.Processing
- Reproduced with 2018.1.0a7 (093ff45d2bc9), 2018.1.0b8 (0b50224845b9)
- Not reproducible with 2018.1.0a6 (579e6ed209a9)
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