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Fixed
Fixed in 1.12.0
Votes
1
Found in [Package]
1.11.2
Issue ID
ISXB-1258
Regression
Yes
[Input System] The Editor freezes when pressing 'A' on the controller and using touch input at the same time
Reproduction steps:
1. Open the “IN-89900” project
2. Open the “SampleScene” scene
3. Connect the controller
4. Go to the Simulator view
5. Enter Play Mode
6. Press the button in the middle of the screen with a mouse and a controller’s 'A' button at the same time
7. Observe the Editor
Expected result: The button is pressed
Actual result: The Editor freezes and never recovers
Reproducible with: 1.11.2 (2021.3.45f1, 2022.3.54f1, 6000.0.30f1, 6000.1.0a7)
Not reproducible with: 1.10.0, 1.11.1 (2022.3.54f1)
Testing environment: Windows 11 Pro
Not reproduced on: Windows Standalone (does not simulate touch input)
Notes:
- Also reproducible with Nintendo Switch Player (by user)
- Sometimes the Controller is not required (it freezes when pressing the button with mouse)
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Resolution Note (fix version 1.12.0):
Fixed an editor/player hang in `InputSystemUIInputModule` due to an infinite loop. This was caused by the assumption that `RemovePointerAtIndex` would _always_ successfully remove the pointer, which is not the case with touch based pointers.
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Removal of pointers was assumed to always succeed. This assumption meant we were always deprecating a loop index ultimately leading to an infinite loop (when using touch input).