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Added an option to UTextureFactory to specify the source image color space. This saves processing time when importing MDL materials by creating the textures with the right color space at the factory level. You can now load a material from a module path and a definition name instead of loading it from a file. You can use IPv4 style addresses or a named address. Added support for changing the aspect ratio axis constraint when the viewport is locked to an Actor.
This reduces the number of source control operations needed when working with large numbers of files. If you’re already using the global DDC environment variables, these will remain in use.
Added per-project settings you can configure to recommend the setup of a globally shared DDC. These settings are off by default. Added default color and grayscale calibration chart materials to Engine content and BaseEngine. Added the -FrameproEnableContextSwitches command-line interface argument to turn on context-switch tracking in Framepro captures. For the MDL Importer, imported material graphs no longer contain unused constants and parameters.
Removed a message dialogue from skeleton processing to fix a crash with destroying SAssetPicker while it is rendering thumbnails in its Tick. Fixed a crash that occurred when trying to use Blueprints derived from AUsdStageActor in standalone mode.
Fixed an issue where water actor sprites would not load due to Water Subsystem being nullptr in the actor constructors. Fixed a bug where the first texture imported in an Editor session could have the wrong settings applied to it.
ConfigureEnabledPlugins now reports success when plugin count is zero. Contributed by WenchaoXia. Fixed an issue with a sub-level not being garbage collected properly when creating a new world from a template.
Fixed a sub-level offset issue that happened when loading a top-level world in World Composition when that sub-level had been already loaded. Added a missing water sprite category in the viewport options. Billboard components now need to be added to the CDO in order to be detected by the Editor as proper sprite categories. Fixed an issue that caused the icon for river water body actors to appear oversized the first time a water actor was placed in the level. Fixed two separate issues that prevented the Goto Definition Editor feature from working in relocated Installed Builds.
Added support for displaying floats greater than e18 in the Editor, and removed cast losing double precision. Fixed a bug that prevented reporting when not using the crash reporter. Contributed by Phyronnaz. These additional deferred actions are then immediately processed in the same frame. Fixed a bug with instanced objects not updating the reset to default state in the parent object when changed. The Paint tool is now correctly grayed out when painting textures with mesh paint if the mesh has no paintable textures to cycle through.
Fixed an issue that caused a missing portable call stack in the crash report generated when the Editor had more than threads and the crashing thread was not in the first threads visited by the OS. Fixed an issue that caused sublevel components to fail to toggle when changing sublevel visibility in the Editor. Fixed an issue that caused the crash reporter UI to sometimes take several minutes to process and display crash information after an Editor crash.
Fixed an issue where specifying multiple TCP connection endpoints from the command line did not work. Range selection in the Persona tree view now behaves correctly when the initial selection is made from the viewport and the second selection is made from the tree view. Fixed a bug that caused disabled toolbar combo buttons to incorrectly appear enabled when shown in a sub-menu. Fixed an issue where some Asset editors would end up in a non-functional state after a window closing request was canceled, including the Blueprint Editor showing ‘Unrecognized Tab’ panels.
Preview widgets are now marked as being in Design mode before being destroyed, to prevent them from invoking NativeDestruct in the Editor. Added ConditionalPostLoad call before building collision on a display mesh, fixing a potential issue where complex collision meshes didn’t work properly in PIE. Fixed an issue with FBX exporting where multiple meshes with the same material would receive the default material instead. Fixed a vulnerability due to an integer overflow and a heap overflow when loading a modified TGA file.
Fixed ‘More Actions’ menu items not doing anything when using the embedded gameplay tags editor within the Blueprint editor details panel. Fixed an issue where transform changes were applied twice to attached Actors when selecting both the Actor and its parent. Fixed an issue where expansion state was not being properly retained in trees with more than items. Fix a crash that happened when syncing out of date Assets in the Editor if a dependency package was not found.
Fixed a crash that happened when importing an OBJ file and using the create instanced materials option. Fix an issue that caused a duplicate copy of a package to remain on disk with the old name when renaming the package. Base brush properties size, strength, and falloff are now correctly restored after leaving and re-entering Mesh Paint mode. Fixed an import problem with FBXs containing LODs with meshes which could not be triangulated for example, due to being non-manifold.
Problematic meshes will be omitted and a warning will be generated. If a LOD cannot be imported at all, it will be auto-generated instead. Reimporting a.
FBX file no longer deletes custom metadata on the reimported assets. Only the FBX metadata are now affected by the reimport. Fixed an issue where the FBX import would wrongly assume the importing of a skeletal mesh when the FBX file contained animation but no skeletal mesh.
When importing a FBX file, fixed an issue where some custom curves configurations were not properly imported, causing incorrect tangents. Fixed a bug in the editor which would open the file selection window twice when reimporting an asset with the “reimport with new file” option.
In MDLimporter, clears the log error when an. UParticleModule is now marked as within ParticleSystem to prevent instancing with other outers, which caused several crashes. Fixed a bug that prevented any type of Haptic Feedback assets from being created in the Content Browser. Fixed a bug that caused thumbnails for child Blueprints which override parent Blueprint data to render incorrectly. Fixed an issue where files could not be dragged into new folders in the Content Browser’s column view.
Optimized source control operations when renaming Assets to fix a large stall when renaming or moving a large number of files. Prevent crashes when creating mesh sections in ProceduralMeshComponent with out-of-bounds vertex indices or non-unique vertex indices within a triangle.
When a material function changes, all in-memory material functions are now checked to see if they use that function, and recompiled if they do.
Vector parameter children should now be editable as expected when the vector parameter is overridden.
Merged alpha manipulation function into one shader. Media capture options allow you to force the alpha channel to be set to 1. This is useful if the render target doesn’t have an alpha channel. Fixed a crash that happened when the Preview Scene Settings tab was spawned before the Viewport tab. This attribute will change how the light surface is calculated when converting USD light units to physical light units.
If a sphere light has the schema, a spot light component will be generated in UE and its cone angle will be set according to the cone angle attribute. Added support for USD render contexts. When parsing materials, Unreal Engine will now load the shaders associated with the requested render context. Added support for the UsdLuxLight exposure attribute when calculating the light intensity for Unreal.
Attributes will now be written out to the default time code instead of at the UsdStageActor time. Added an asset cache to speed up reloads for USD Stage actors. Textures can be persisted in the cache and won’t be recreated unless the source file has changed since the last time it was processed. Detailed instructions can be found within the script itself.
More warnings and feedback have been added for when the prim configuration is incorrect for the parsing of LOD meshes from USD files. Most operations and attribute changes are now tracked. There has been a complete rewrite of the level exporter to USD to add support for exporting foliage, landscapes and sublevels, and to update legacy scripts to Python 3. Back light and camera component property changes are now written to the opened USD Stage when edited on spawned components.
This now shows along with more data when no prim is selected; additionally, the stage now shows as the root prim entry on the stage tree view. Changed how the Usd Stage Actor binds stage loading and unloading to actor lifecycle functions. This provides more predictable behavior in complex scenarios like level streaming, switching levels during PIE, and Movie Render Queue operations.
Changed the USD material import workflow to use master materials instead of generating new materials on each import. No longer crashes during reimport of a material from USD when the original replaced material is currently in use on the scene. Fixed an issue where the cubemap was not getting assigned to the SkyLightComponent if the texture was already cached. An issue where USD AnimSequence exporter was not, in some cases, finding a preview mesh to export with has been resolved.
The stage now properly closes and reopens when the USD Stage Actor is in a streamed sublevel that is hidden or shown. A warning now displays if cubemap is not found on the filesystem when setting it onto a USD prim.
Incorrect color space conversion was corrected when importing vertex colors from USD geom meshes. Fixed an issue so skeletal meshes are no longer visible on the viewport in some scenarios after exporting UAnimSequence assets as USDs. Fix camera transform orientation compensation when writing back camera transforms to the USD stage. Spawned components are no longer left in an invalid state after undoing a transaction where their owning AUsd Stage Actor is deleted.
This fix included a way to add USD layers as a sublayers of themselves. Disabled the placement of VR editor mode gizmo actors from the place actors panel.
This prevents the VR gizmo actors from saving into a level and causing a crash when that level is deserialized.
Fixed an issue where the Level Browser would lose folder information when switching streaming type. Action level modifiers and triggers are evaluated in a second pass, after all mapping level modifiers and triggers. Added new Blueprint Compiler options and internal reinstancer flags to allow users to enable delta serialization. Camera modifiers; including Camera Shakes, will now affect post-process settings.
This makes it possible to add a Sequence shake pattern onto this class, because Matinee is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Moved Camera Shake implementation in a “shake pattern” class, leaving the base class as a container. This is to make it easier for artists to change a shake completely without having to make a new one, as well as for programmers to write new shake behaviors that can work with existing ones.
When restarting a single-instance camera shake that was blending out, the current blending weight will transfer into a blend-in if appropriate. Sequence camera shake can now animate post process settings, and better handles the difference between focal length and field of view. Added API for scrubbing camera shakes. This results in better support for putting shakes inside sequences.
Added more support to filter Gameplay Tags in the Editor using a project-specific filter. OnFilterGameplayTag supplies the referencing property and the tag source, so you can filter tags based on what asset is requesting the tag. Improved Asset Manager to support virtual paths like AssetSearchRoots that can be replaced with dynamically set paths.
Additionally, several new utility functions have been exposed as part of increased support for data registries and game plugins. Added OnActorPreSpawnInitialization delegate which is broadcasted before the Actor and its components have been initialized. Native Gameplay Tags.
Introducing a new FNativeGameplayTag, these make it possible to do one off native tags that are correctly registered and unregistered when the module is loaded and unloaded. Improved Scalable Floats in the Gameplay Abilities plugin to support dynamic lookup of curve tables from the new Data Registry system. Added a ScalableFloat header for easier reuse of the generic struct outside the abilities plugin. Editor-only references are no longer followed when assigning management references in the Asset Manager.
Improved UI for registering Gameplay Tags from specific plugins. The new tag UI now lets you select a plugin location on disk for newly added Gameplay Tag sources. The script execution recursion limit is now stored in a cvar named bp. The default value on desktop is now to match consoles, instead of the previous value, You can set this value higher in the [Console] section of DefaultEngine. Made several performance improvements to loading and regenerating the gameplay tag table were implemented so that this option would be optimized.
Fixed a crash that occurs when dragging and dropping a Geometry Cache asset into Blueprint Editor viewport to instantiate a Geometry Cache Component. Fixed a crash which occurred when applying instance changes to a Blueprint while a child Blueprint with different properties is also present in the level.
Fixed an Editor crash that could occur when reparenting a Blueprint with at least one Blueprint-added component to a duplicate of the Blueprint as the new parent class. Fixed a serialization crash that could occur when a previously-compiled function’s outer Blueprint class object had not yet been freed by Garbage Collection.
Fixed an ensure that occured when running in-game when a Text3D component was added in a Blueprint. Prevented the CharacterMovementComponent from continually sending client location corrections when World Origin is rebased. AxisConfig settings from the old input system are now ignored for all devices, except for mouse axis scaling.
Fixed Actors who are attached to the World Outliner as a Child Actor from becoming detached when a level is reloaded. Fixed a root motion source issue where a networked client could crash when an Actor finishes executing an ability that uses a constant force root motion task with a strength-over-time modifier. Fixed missing struct-typed TSet and TMap default value overrides in a dynamically-instanced Blueprint-added component when “optimized Blueprint component instancing” is enabled for an Actor class in a cooked build.
Added an additional check in GameFrameworkComponentManager while dealing with an AddComponentRequest call so we don’t hit an ensure before the Actor has begun play. Fixed an edge case in gameplay effect mixed replication mode where Actors not explicitly owned by the net connection but who utilize that connection from GetNetConnection will not receive mixed replication updates. When checking if a Blueprint variable is in use, the Editor will now consider references from other Blueprints as well, Additionally this is used when attempting to delete a variable.
Allow wildcard connections to the wildcard pins in the Format Text node so that it can be used inside of macros. Gameplay tags Blueprint pins will no longer be silently cleared if they are loaded before tags are registered. They now work the same as gameplay tag variables, and the behavior for both can be changed with the Clear Invalid Tags option in the Project Settings.
DMX Fixtures – DMX spot lights now correctly emit constant total energy distributed over a dynamically changing cone area steradians. This better mimics a real spotlight with zoom and affects both the light and the light beam. FText::AsCurrencyBase now takes an optional additional parameter that can be used to override the number of fractional digits. We now rebuild the package localization cache for all current cultures when the culture changes.
Previously, we would only rebuild the cache for the current language, which could leave the asset group cultures uncached and lead to the incorrect localized package being used. The Editor Preview Rendering Level mode now activates the IOS or Android device profiles in the editor, allowing mobile-specific console variables to be set. In DefaultDeviceProfiles. Android now calls the Memory Warning Handler when triggered via Java-side on Memory Trim callback and memory advisor state changes.
The textures are returned to system memory after frames of non-use. This reduces the GLES memory footprint for most devices; however, it can have an impact on performance, and should be disabled if many new textures are frequently required in a single frame. Setting r. Fixed the stat Draw Count mobile preview in the editor. It now displays correct draw count statistics.
Specifying the IP address Improvements for Memory Advisor include an updated crash reporter state at once instead of per property, and a second delay on reporting less critical states. This information might be unavailable on some devices. Added config rule variable access to Android’s Device profile-matching rules. Unregisters listeners from SensorManager when not being used to reduce the SensorManager battery cost.
Fixed crashes with the Android Web Browser Widget that were due to event delegates being called from the wrong thread. Changed the handling of the Android console history to work with Android 11 buttons instead of a swipe. This is useful for saving space on the primary hard drive on a remote Mac. Fixed a crash that occurred when trying to open a new dialog while an existing dialog is transitioning in or out. Fixed some capitalization issues with iOS in plugins. Using the incorrect case can cause dependency problems.
Fixed a path-quoting issue linking Frameworks that caused link errors for IOS when using the Launcher binary build. If an OnlineBeacon attempts to destroy the NetDriver while the NetDriver is ticking, the destruction operation will be deferred to PostTick to prevent a crash. Fixed regression where information about net startup Actors destroyed prior to recording start were lost. Added handling for serialization errors when reading net field export groups from a replay checkpoint.
Fixed issue when the server could stop replicating based on the position of the replay connection. Optimized DormancyNodes in ReplicationGraph using a configurable setting to improve RepGraph performance when adding or removing dormant Actors after multiple clients disconnected.
Optimized ReplicationGraph by allowing ConnectionDormancy nodes to be considered obsolete if they have not been gathered for a specified time. This is to prevent users from thinking the ID persists across the lifetime of the object. It is only unique during a single tick of the RepGraph and will change during a session as clients join and disconnect. Added new Asset type “Niagara Parameter Definitions. The intended use for Niagara Parameter Definitions is to predefine a name, type and description for parameters used in Scripts, Emitters and Systems, and automatically synchronize changes to the parameter definition’s name, default value, and description with all parameters it is linked to.
Menus to add parameters in Niagara Scripts, Emitters, and Systems are now populated by all Parameter Definitions in the project. The description, default value and name of the Parameter Definition are synchronized to all Parameters it is linked with. Parameters have a new default value mode “Definition”.
Parameters that are linked to a Parameter Definition can choose “Definition” as the default value mode. Parameters created before a Parameter Definition but which share the same Namespace, Name and Type with the Parameter Definition will become linked to the Parameter Definition.
The Parameter’s description will be overwritten with the description of the linked Parameter Definition. If the Parameter default value is different from the default value of the linked Parameter Definition, the Parameter retains its default value; otherwise, the Parameter has its default value mode set to Definition, and its default value will be overwritten with that of the linked Parameter Definition. Users can now handle a buildup of render ticks inside the batcher in a user-selectable way.
Use “fx. Mode” to select the mode Do Nothing, Process, Kill. MaxQueuedFrames” to decide how many frames before you need to flush. Added a new Select node that can use an Index type for its selector pin bool, integer, enum. This is used to select one or more values at runtime, based on the input of the selector pin. Previously established output types in the Select and Static Switch nodes can now be altered by using the “Pin Type Selector” next to its respective output pins.
A wildcard pin type in the Select node now allows changes to the existing pin types using drag-and-drop. Added the ability to choose multiple Static Mesh resources for the Mesh Renderer selectable via Particles.
Added a Mesh Renderer Info data interface, to enable systems to query info about their mesh renderers such as the number of meshes selected and the bounds of each. New menus and features have been added to the Niagara Editor. This includes options for better filtering, as well as a “Suggested” section in the modules, dynamic input, and Script action menus that will list often used actions at the top.
Scripts and Modules can be marked as “Suggested” in the metadata. Added a random seed offset to Niagara System instances, to allow for variance between duplicated deterministic systems this must be set on either the component or from Blueprint before activating the system when spawning. The Select and Static Switch nodes driven by an enum will now automatically refresh when the enum is changed. This excludes Static Switch nodes created before this release. Render target Data Interfaces can now be an iteration source.
You can not read from the render target, as they do not handle flipping buffers correctly, so they are considered write-only. You can use a Define to control partial write code generation; this enables you to keep the same functions for reading in, making it compatible with CustomHLSL. It also means Niagara doesn’t rely on the compiler to strip out the bindings for input values, which has been unreliable on some platforms.
Added “Source Mode” to the Skeletal and Static Mesh Data Interfaces, so users can more explicitly identify where the source mesh should come from. The default is set to 24 bits, triangle 8 bits probability, allowing for For Niagara 2D gas fluids, added offset to the Advect Scalar Module, to allow for the parent velocity to be used without it integrating into the sim’s local velocity grid.
If a Static Switch is switching on an enum that isn’t registered yet, it now can be registered as a Niagara-wide enum using the new context option. Previous command for Emitters is now only available if any Emitter is selected in a System ; it is always available when in an Emitter Asset. Added a new Waveform Module and Dynamic Input which can be used to generate and combine many different waveforms, including: triangle, square, sawtooth, trigonometric functions and multiple spline variants.
In Niagara 2D Fluid, added a world space noise option to the turbulence field module the default is “Off”. Added “Renderer Visibility” to the Component Renderer, and fixed a bug where components would be deactivated but not set to invisible when a particle dies.
Improved Niagara’s indirect dispatch argument buffer allocation scheme the buffer that is used for GPU systems and for culling and sorting meshes and sprites. New Static Switch nodes that switch on an enum will now automatically refresh upon load, or if it’s open. Old Static Switch nodes will not do that, they do not break existing usages. CVar “Niagara. EnableAutoRefreshOldStaticSwitches” has been introduced to enable refreshes on old static switches as well. New : Enum context options for Select and Static Switch when user performs a right-click on these nodes.
Added the ability to right-click and select “Auto-fill all options” on various array properties in Niagara such as “Filtered Bones” on a Skeletal Mesh Data Interface. Added unused attribute trimming for Niagara particle scripts. Made updates to static VectorField. For supported platforms, it reduces memory cost from 16 bpp to 6 bpp and improves sampling time 2x speedup. Refactored significance handling. This now allows for various metrics such as Age and Distance.
Projects can also define their own game-aware significance calculations. Spawn Only EffectTypes also have the option to consider the significance of Systems when spawning.
New : Added a new Data Interface that allows checking of the current platform. As an example, this can drive specific behavior that only works on a certain platform. Optimized FNiagaraScalabilityManager for cases where there are large numbers of registered components.
It now tries to meter out updates to scalability state over a number of frames, limited by a new cvar fx. ScalabilityMaxUpdatesPerFrame and based on the frequency of updates.
It cleans up how significance is processed, so that it is done only for necessary components. Added a new instance count culling option, to cull for each System as well as for each effect type. Older paths still operate, but they are suppressed from creation. Added a new experimental feature to Niagara Skeletal Mesh Data Interface, for generating and querying a quadtree mapping UV to the vertex index.
A quadtree is created on demand for a given Skeletal Mesh when referenced by the Data Interface. Prevented byte code generation by particle scripts for GPU emitters; this reduces runtime memory costs and compile time costs, and eliminates some edge cases where shader warnings can be generated. Implemented RibbonRender DistanceFromStart to allow for correct train track-style UV tiling with minimal effort; spawn modules are being updated to set this by default.
Added a new module to the Skeletal Mesh Data Interface supporting adjacency information. A buffer containing up to 8 adjacent triangle indices for each vertex is created at runtime.
Currently two methods are supported on GPU only : one for retrieving an indexed element from the buffer, and one for finding the first adjacent triangle. Niagara now supports reading barycentric coordinates and adjacency information. This allows users to traverse Skeletal Meshes using those values. New : Implemented tube ribbons with sides, and custom shaped ribbons with sides.
Changed “Simulation is invalid Added a new mode “Fail if not previously set” to defaults; it makes Niagara generate a compile error if the variable hasn’t been set previously. This is optional within graphs, but is set any time a variable is linked in the stack. This is only for new changes, as old Assets in the field “work” but will likely be using these defaults unintentionally.
Implemented Emitter mode rendering for the Mesh Renderer. Implemented material parameter binding for both the Mesh Renderer and the Ribbon Renderer. Parameters are automatically created when an MPC is assigned, and the backing parameter store is updated as changes are made to the MPC. Niagara Outliner tab in the Niagara debugger now allows gathering and display of information about the current state of Niagara systems on the connected debugger client.
Fixed an issue with disabling simulation stages; they will no longer generate a shader for the stage. Updated debug draw UI, so it only shows the option to turn it on or off if the module contains debug switches. Added the ability to output compiler metadata, called Compiler Output Tags. This will allow users to get named metadata, like MaxLifetime or bIsImmortal, out of a complicated particle System.
Added a category field for Niagara Emitters, to specify a sorting category when adding an Emitter using the New Asset wizard or the asset picker. Added preprocessor directives to limit the scope of FSimulationContext for simulations using shader stages.
Reduced compilation time by 20x for serial compilation, about 10x for regular usage in the editor. GetNotifyProgress returns a progress value between the notify’s beginning and end for a given mesh component. Added a unified FX Budget. You can now track and budget Cascade and Niagara runtime costs together. Niagara has some new scalability features to act upon this, such as reducing cull distances and max instance counts when budget usage is high.
Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where linked module outputs could be renamed to a wrong namespace. Bug Fix: Dialogs and graph pins now correctly show tooltips for intrinsic Niagara parameters. Bug Fix: Fixed a crash caused by checking compile results when the rendering thread is suspended.
New: You don’t need to create full copies of scripts and graphs when compiling. You can reuse objects instead, using an object pool that increases compile performance. Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where the Parameters panel would show all attributes and not filter by Static Switch selection. Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where the Script. Usage and Script. Context Static Switches would generate an error if a new default value was defined behind one of its branches.
Bug Fix: When duplicating a parameter in the module editor, metadata is also copied. Bug Fix : Fixed an issue where the Simulation Stage iteration source was showing unrelated items in the dropdown.
Also fixed a problem with Simulation Stag iteration sources not updating on rename. Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where a deleted renderer’s name remained in the Editor data. Bug Fix : Fixed a bug where tooltips for Map Get were not showing the parameter description from the metadata. Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where creating a duplicate parent created a redirector instead of a new Emitter Asset. Bug Fix: Fixed a bug where various engine constants were not displayed. Also improved sorting in the “add” menu.
Updated Niagara sprites and meshes so they provide precise motion vectors for motion blur and temporal anti-aliasing by default as opposed to the prior linear motion approximation. A project setting was added to the Niagara project settings Default Motion Vector Setting to globally choose between the previous behavior and the more precise new behavior; the setting can also be overridden individually for each renderer.
Fixed issues occurring with Niagara mesh shadows when the shadows are frustum culled, or culled using VisibilityTag. Fixed crashes that could occur in the Niagara Mesh Renderer when reloading the Static Mesh Asset, and then changing the mesh.
Fixed crashes that occurred when re-importing a static mesh that was being used by a Mesh Renderer. Added copy-paste support for comments in the Niagara Overview graph. Emitter node positioning has been updated to be consistent with comment nodes when pasted, and will be pasted at the cursor location. Fixed an issue occurring when trying to sample a Skeletal Mesh that has no valid LOD data streamed in. Dynamic Parameters beyond Cascade’s range now return the material default value rather than the same value for all inputs.
A bug was causing incorrect removal of instances from the SpawningDataSet when they were in the MainDataSet; this has been fixed. Fixed bugs caused by Particle Read Data Interfaces referencing emitters that are excluded when cooking for the target. Wait for all simulation to complete before performing tick group update, to avoid potentially accessing simulation data that is still running concurrently. Fixed an issue causing a crash when applying vertex painting to a Static Mesh that was being used for a Mesh Renderer in an active Niagara Editor.
Fixed issues that occurred with GC and pooled components when debugging was not enabled. The objects were created with the wrong outer, allowing them to be garbage-collected while playing.
Bug Fix : Removed strong reference from pool debugging to avoid confusion between different build configs; originally this was causing the shipping config issue to be masked due to the strong reference.
Previously, it was possible to use rapid iteration parameters in a worker thread while also accessing on the game thread. This has been resolved. Ensured that pool prime does not occur inside PostLoad. In certain cases, such as when there is no Asset set, a crash could occur.
Fixed a crash that occurred when CalculateTickGroup is called from the SystemSimulation, as the prereqs were not updating. Fixed an issue where dump was not working with cooked out Emitters; modified the dump command so that we can perform a full dump of all Systems. Also fixed potential nullptr access to SkelMesh. Fixed an issue that could lead to transient namespace variables leaking between Emitters in a Niagara System.
Fixed the normals for Ribbon MultiPlane. The default is to flip normals on the standard two-sided render based on the view direction. An option has been added in renderer properties, to duplicate geometry with correct normals for opposite face and to re-enable backface culling for any material that doesn’t behave correctly with the flipping normal.
Updated test to show normals. Fixed an issue with dynamic bounds calculations for Niagara components with negative coordinates. This existing work is handled by the System on load. Regression from prior behavior.
GPU Simulations were continually spawning the previous contents of their SpawnInfo struct if they became inactive. Operating System 12 Monterey 11 Big Sur Operating System iOS 12 or above. Overview Key:. You can then simply continue using the version you have or choose to upgrade to version 2 for an additional cost.
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