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1.4.0
Issue ID
1215771
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[TextMeshPro] White artifacts appear behind Unicode symbols in Scene View when a font atlas is generated
Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a new project with a TextMeshPro GameObject with the text "✓✗asdf"
2. Import the provided Windows font file "seguisym.ttf"
3. Create a Font Atlas with Font Asset Creator from the imported font file
4. Set the Character Set to "Unicode Range (Hex)" and Character Sequence (Hex) to "2713-2717" also Render Mode to "SDF8"
5. Generate the Atlas and set it on the GameObject's TextMeshPro Font Asset
6. Zoom in and out on in the Scene View
Expected results: white squares do not appear behind the Unicode symbols in Scene View
Actual results: white squares appear behind the Unicode symbols in Scene View
Reproduced on: TMP 1.4.0 (2018.4.17f1), TMP 2.1.0-preview.4 (2019.3.2f1),TMP 3.0.0-preview.4 (2020.1.0a24)
Could not test with TMP 1.3.0 and below due to getting an exception in the Console window
Notes:
- Zooming in and out in the Scene View respectively affects the transparency of the artifacts
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Please see the following post and link to FAQ for more information. https://forum.unity.com/threads/textmeshpro-smudgy-in-game.708896/#post-4737197