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1.15.1
Issue ID
ADDR-1559
Regression
No
Timelines lose track bindings when they are loaded from the addressables using the "Use Existing Build" option
How to reproduce:
1. Open user's attached "TimelineAddressableIssue" project
2. Enter the Play Mode
Expected results: Animation is played, "It Failed" words turn into "It Worked" words, the red square becomes white
Actual results: No animation is palyed
Reproducible with: 0.8.4-preview, 1.15.1 (2018.4.27f1, 2019.4.11f1, 2020.1.6f1, 2020.2.0b3)
Could not test with: 0.0.8-preview, 0.7.5-preview because of the CS1729 and CS1061 errors
Notes:
- The issue is only reproducible when using the "Use Existing Build" Play Mode Script ("Packed Play Mode" Play Mode Script in older Addressables versions)
- The issue is reproducible with every Timeline package version as well
Comments (1)
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DenisKen
Nov 14, 2021 22:30
Is there a tutorial to set manually theses bindings?
When I try to get outputs from playable director instance it comes with 0 lenght and I can't get names of objects assigned. Is need to store this names in another file?
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