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Release notes

Known Issues in 2021.1.4f1

  • Asset Import Pipeline: Prefab script field reference is lost when project is upgraded(1328724)

  • Animation: AnimationEvent is fired late or isn't fired at all when Animation's 'Motion Time' value is set manually(1324763)

  • Global Illumination: Performance regression when baking light probes with a light cookie in the scene(1323393)

  • Asset Bundles: [macOS] Editor crashes when trying to build Asset bundles in InitializeOnLoad or InitializeOnLoadMethod time(1328463)

  • Scene/Game View: [Game view] Game stops accepting input when the Game view undocked and re-docked during Play Mode using the Input System(1320678)

  • Settings Window: Editor freezes when FixedTimestep value in the Preferences is set to 0/0(1326481)

  • 2D: [Skinning Editor] Vertex can't be created after modifying Vertexes weight and when Sprite is from the .psb file(1322204)

  • AI: Crash with ComputeTileMeshJob when generating Navmesh(1329346)

  • Global Illumination: Reflection probes don't contain indirect scene lighting after the on-demand GI bake from the Lighting window(1324246)

  • Animation: [Performance Regression] AnimationWindowState:get_allCurves takes approximately 5000ms to load animation in the Animation window(1320250)

  • IL2CPP: Build fails when using a combination of messages, SyncVars and SyncList in a project(1328966)

  • Metal: Performance in Game View is significantly impacted by Gfx.WaitForPresentOnGfxThread when a second monitor is connected(1327408)

  • Terrain: All the textures are cleared when creating Texture array(1323870)

  • HD RP: The camera doesn't rotate in HDRP Template with the SimpleCameraController.cs script(1326816)

  • Scene Management: Crash on BuildPrefabInstanceCorrespondingObjectMap when overriding nested prefab inside AssetDatabase.StartAssetEditing() block(1324978)

  • WebGL: 'SharedArrayBuffer will require cross-origin isolation as of M91' warning is thrown when launching Player on Chrome(1323832)

  • Linux: Linux Editor crashes at '_XFreeX11XCBStructure' when loading tutorials(1323204)

  • Terrain: Crash on TreeRenderer::WillRenderTrees when being in Play Mode for several seconds(1317966)

  • IMGUI: Contents of a ModalUtility window are invisible when it is launched from a Unity Context Menu(1313636)

  • Packman: User can't easily configure location of both UPM and Asset Store package local cache(1317232)

  • Serialization: Crash in SerializedProperty::IsValid when reordering a SerializedProperty list(1320319)

  • Global Illumination: [GPUPLM] Crash in RadeonRaysMeshManager::RemoveGeometry while baking Terrain game object with 4k lightmaps on certain GPU(1255993)

  • Terrain: Terrain Lit Opacity as Density option causes alpha'd areas on the 5th layer or greater to appear with artifacts(1283124)

  • Packman: Package resolution error when using a Git dependency referencing an annotated tag in its Git URL(1325920)

  • Scripting: Increased Script Assembly reload time(1323490)

  • Scripting: Crashes on mono_class_init when entering Play Mode after recompiling scripts(1262671)

  • Global Illumination: Wintermute::Geometry::Verify errors are spammed when baking a Mesh with Mesh Compression set to Medium/High(1319133)

  • MacOS: [macOS] 'build is damaged and cannot be opened' error when downloading Unity build from internet(1323501)

  • Asset Importers: Wintermute::Geometry::Verify errors are spammed when baking a Mesh with Mesh Compression set to Medium/High(1313968)

  • 2D: [URP] The Camera renders black screen when Post Processing is enabled in the 2D Renderer and in the Camera Component(1318500)

2021.1.4f1 Release Notes

Features

  • Search: Added support for menu states (disabled, checked) in QuickSearch. (EC-767).

Improvements

  • Asset Import: Improved overall performance of FBX files import.

  • Asset Import: Improved performance of ASCII FBX files import.

  • Package: ProBuilder 5.0.3.

  • Package: Upgraded udp to 2.1.6.

  • Search: Added support for search item favorites.

  • Search: Added support to index sub objects and compress search index entries.

  • Search: Improved asset search performances by ~4x.

  • Search: Improved scene provider search performances and reduced the scene provider memory usage.

  • Search: Improved transaction manager performances.

  • Search: Many search UI and UX improvements.

  • Search: Search indexes size are now ~60% smaller.

  • Search: Settings can now be searched by their properties in Search.

  • XR: Updated OpenXR Package to 1.1.1.

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API Changes

  • HDRP: Added: Added a fallback for the ray traced directional shadow in case of a transmission.(1307870)

Changes

  • HDRP: Assets going through the migration system are now dirtied.

  • HDRP: Changed normal used in path tracing to create a local light list from the geometric to the smooth shading one.

  • HDRP: Changed the behavior of the clear coat and SSR/RTR for the stack lit to mimic the Lit's behavior.(1320154)

  • HDRP: The default LookDev volume profile is now copied and referened in the Asset folder instead of the package folder.

  • Package Manager: Com.unity.purchasing updated with missing documentation.

  • Search: In Index Manager, for includes/excludes, we now keep the last file pattern that was selected in the enum field when adding another item.

  • Search: Ref:<asset_path> should only search results that has a direct dependency to <asset path>.

Fixes

  • Animation: Fixed an issue where the animator parameter values would truncate float values to 1 decimal.(1308930)

  • Asset Bundles: Fixed issue where loading assets from AssetBundles synchronously did not load native object types recursively in some situations.(1321141)

  • Asset Import: Fixed performance regression of animation import.(1265275)

  • Asset Pipeline: Fixed an issue where duplicated assets with children could select the wrong main object.(1302399)

  • Asset Pipeline: Improved performance of flushing the preload operation queue from the main thread. This can occur when accessing an operation's result on the main thread before it is completed.(1322086)

  • Build Pipeline: Fixed an edge case where windows relative paths were not handled correctly.(1318673)

  • Editor: Fixed ReorderableList not getting expanded height for lists inside properties.(1324456)

  • GI: Fixed an issue where Wintermute::Geometry::Verify errors are spammed when baking a Mesh with Mesh Compression set to Medium/High.(1319133)

  • Graphics: Choose the proper graphics multithreaded mode.(1223767)

  • Graphics: Fixed instanced rendering light layers to be initialized to the default (first light layer) instead of zero to fix lack of lighting on the instanced objects.(1268590)

  • HDRP: Fixed a bug with Reflection Probe baking would result in an incorrect baking reusing other's Reflection Probe baking.

  • HDRP: Fixed an issue with Decal normal blending producing NaNs.

  • HDRP: Fixed Decal's pivot edit mode 2D slider gizmo not supporting multi-edition.

  • HDRP: Fixed Exposure Frame Settings control issues on Planar reflection probes. Dynamic reflections now keep their own exposure relative to their parent camera.(1312153)

  • HDRP: Fixed generation of the packed depth pyramid when hardware Dynamic Resolution Scaling is enabled.

  • HDRP: Fixed issue in wizard when resource folder don't exist.

  • HDRP: Fixed issue were the final image is inverted in the Y axis. Occurred only on final Player (non-dev for any platform) that use Dynamic Resolution Scaling with Contrast Adaptive Sharpening filter.

  • HDRP: Fixed issue with Decal projector edge on Metal.(1286074)

  • HDRP: Fixed issue with gbuffer debug view when virtual texturing is enabled.

  • HDRP: Fixed Render Graph Debug UI not refreshing correctly in the Render Pipeline Debugger.

  • HDRP: Fixed SSR Precision for 4K Screens.

  • HDRP: Fixed SSS materials in planar reflections.(1319027)

  • HDRP: Fixed volumetric fog being visually chopped or missing when using hardware Dynamic Resolution Scaling.

  • HDRP: Fixed volumetric fog noise due to sun light leaking.(1319005)

  • HDRP: Fixed warning fixed on ShadowLoop include (HDRISky and Unlit+ShadowMatte).

  • IL2CPP: Corrected convert assemblies that do not have a type.(1319131)

  • IL2CPP: Corrected the behavior of by-reference parameter for delegate async invocation when the by-reference parameter is after a non-by-reference parameter.(1313160)

  • IL2CPP: Fixed crash in il2cpp::vm::LivenessState::AddProcessObject.(1315058)

  • IL2CPP: Fixed CultureInfo.DateTimeFormat being loaded incorrectly in some locales.(1252269)

  • IL2CPP: Fixed exception when converting a method with a parameter that is an in generic parameter with a default value.(1313460)

  • IL2CPP: Fixed possible IndexOutOfRangeException with script debugging enabled.(1321876)

  • IL2CPP: Workaround a crash caused by a MSVC optimizer incorrectly reuses stack space when a stack pointer is returned via a function pointer.(1317949)

  • Linux: Fixed ArgumentException errors being thrown when clicking on the camera settings button on the scene view.(1286300)

  • Linux: Fixed broken automated test, test now passes and is re-enabled.(1252268)

  • Linux: Fixed code path that allows OnGUI() to be called before Awake() in user scripts.(1273603)

  • Linux: Fixed crash when Unity Editor was closed while running the profiler.(1278719)

  • Linux: Fixed OnGUIDepth errors that spam the console when docking and undocking the Inspector window.(1299223)

  • Linux: Fixed profiler throwing BeginSample/EndSample mismatch errors when opening preferences from the profile window while profiling.(1286545)

  • Package Manager: Fixed bug where Package Manager window In Project list would be empty for a newly created project.(1319205)

  • Particles: Fixed ParticleSystemRenderer.SetMeshes script API.(1322561)

  • Prefabs: InstantiatePrebab in the editor now calls OnTransformChildrenChanged.(1319453)

  • Scene/Game View: Fixed arc handle picking when the arc is close to parallel with the camera.(1310854)

  • Scripting: Added Flags attribute to SelectionMode enum.(1298921)

  • Scripting: Instanciation of Unity objects defined in types under more than one level of nesting should work.(1299861)

  • Search: Fixed exception thrown when closing search if started from sync button.(1315777)

  • Search: Fixed floating point search expression parsing for non US locales.

  • Search: Fixed help tips and default opening option of search window.(1315793)

  • Search: Fixed hierarchy window search returns incorrect results when using ref in the search bar.(1311273)

  • Search: Fixed search index incremental update merge issue.

  • Search: Fixed searching for settings in Search that will yield results, even when keywords order doesn't match the original string.(1321890)

  • Search: Fixed SearchService.Request when used with a non-asynchronous queries.
    See https://forum.unity.com/threads/quick-search-preview.635863/page-12#post-6907427.

  • Search: Fixed typo in PlayableScript template that created an error when Menu.GetEnabled was called on it.(1315168)

  • Search: Print a friendly error when saving an invalid search query asset.(1317448)

  • Search: Removed unchecked character from menu provider item name since it looks like a display error.(1315167)

  • Search: Updated the search provider active state when toggled in the search view provider filters dropdown.(1318459)

  • Serialization: Fixed issue where SerializedProperty.propertyPath would not return the same path when invoked multiple times with an array entry path which is no longer there.(1310571)

  • Shadergraph: Fixed a bug where synchronously compiling an unencountered shader variant for preview was causing long delays in graph updates.(1323744)

  • Shaders: Fixed regression that was dropping some shader errors from the inspector after restarting the editor.(1325521)

  • UI Toolkit: Fixed multiple errors appear after modifying ScriptableObject's array indirectly.(1303188)

  • Universal: Fixed errors when the Profiler is used with XR multipass.(1313141)

  • Video: Stereoscopic layout controls are missing in VideoPlayer and Skybox Panoramic shader.(1307239)

  • XR: Fixed deadlock when using XR + URP + D3D11 with skipPresentToMainScreen.(1323833)

  • XR: Updated the verified AR Foundation related packages to 4.1.7. Please see the AR Foundation package changelog for details.

  • XR: XRDisplaySubsystem and XRInputSubsystem now available on WebGL build target.(1283105)

The latest TECH stream release of Unity delivers a huge number of workflow and performance improvements, as well as newly verified tools such as the Input System and Cinemachine.

Unity 2020.1

Whether you work in games, film and entertainment, architecture, or any other industry that uses 2D or 3D real-time technology, the Unity 2020.1 release has something for you.

The first release of the 2020 TECH cycle delivers better workflows and performance for artists, designers and programmers.

Get all the details on what Unity 2020.1 offers you below, as well as resources to get you started.

Artist and designer tools

Unity 2020.1 includes several new features and improvements to Unity’s proven artist tools, making workflows even more efficient for a wide range of use cases. You’ll find 2D enhancements and animation updates, while Cinemachine is now a Verified package.

Programmer tools
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Get more accurate performance data in a clearer way with our improved profiling tools. Improve your coding workflow and productivity with the new scripting and testing features.

Editor and team workflows

We improved the Editor and workflows to make you even more productive. With more ways to customize your workflows, you’ll have fewer interruptions so you can stay in the flow. A new user interface for Package Manager creates a clearer distinction between Preview and Verified packages.

Platforms

Whether you’re building experiences for augmented or virtual reality, mobile, web, desktop or console platforms, we have new features and enhancements to make the development process even smoother.

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Graphics

This release brings further stabilization and new features for technical artists and graphics programmers working in Unity. This includes Camera Stacking in Universal Render Pipeline as well as lighting updates, such as lightmapping optimizations.

Past preproduction? Consider using Unity 2019.4 LTS

If you want to lock in your production on a specific version of Unity for maximum stability, we recommend you use a Long-Term Support (LTS) version of Unity. Unity 2019.4 LTS, our latest LTS release, has the same feature set as Unity 2019.3 and is available now.

The LTS release doesn’t have any new features, API changes or enhancements. It is simply a continuation of the 2019 TECH stream and will receive continued support for the next two years in the form of biweekly updates with bug fixes.

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Two 2020 TECH stream releases

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With more new features being continuously distributed as packages, we’re changing our release cycle: core updates come in two TECH stream releases in 2020, followed by the LTS release in early 2021. The full release of 2020.2 is scheduled for fall 2020. We’ll continue to ship minor updates with bug fixes just as we have since the introduction of the LTS in 2017.

What’s the difference between a Preview package and a Verified package?

Many existing and upcoming Unity features are available as packages, which you can download via the Package Manager in the Editor.

Preview packages give you early access to new features and improvements that are in active development. However, they aren’t recommended for projects in production. They’re still evolving and likely to contain bugs. Functionality and APIs can still change and backward compatibility is not guaranteed.

Verified packages have undergone additional testing and have been verified to work with a specific version of Unity, and with all the other packages that are verified for that version.

Verified packages are supported to the same extent as the Unity versions that they have been verified for (see “What is the TECH stream?” and “What’s an LTS release?” below for more information). This means that they will receive updates that won’t introduce any breaking changes, as well as bug fixes, for at least as long as the version that they were verified for is supported. Packages that have been verified to work with the last TECH release of a year (e.g., 2019.3) will also remain supported in the LTS version that will be based on it (e.g., 2019.4).

What is a TECH stream release?

TECH stream releases are for developers who want to access the latest features and capabilities. The 2019 TECH stream had three releases (2019.1, 2019.2, and 2019.3). We add updates and bug fixes to the current TECH stream release on a weekly basis until the next TECH release is officially launched; then the cycle begins again.

What’s an LTS release?

The last TECH stream release of the year becomes a Long-Term Support (LTS) release and receives continued support for another two years in the form of biweekly updates with bug fixes. In terms of versioning, we increment the final TECH stream release of the year by one and add “LTS” (for example, TECH stream release 2018.3 became 2018.4 LTS).

The LTS releases do not include any new features or breaking API changes compared to the TECH stream releases that they are based on. Their updates address crashes, regressions, and issues that affect the wider community or console SDK/XDKs, and any major issues that would prevent a large number of developers from shipping their games or apps.

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The LTS stream is for developers who want to develop and ship their projects on the most stable version and remain on this version for an extended period.

What version do you recommend for my project?

If you are in production or close to release, we recommend the latest LTS release. If you want to use the latest Unity features in your project or are just getting started with production, the TECH stream is recommended.

When will Unity 2020 LTS be available?

We expect Unity 2020.3 LTS to ship in spring 2021, around the same time as Unity 2021.1.

What’s in your alpha and beta releases, and how do I get them?

Alphas are the first public releases of a new TECH stream version of Unity. During the alpha phase, we’re progressively adding all the new features that are scheduled to be part of the final release. At the same time, the features get tested collectively for the first time. While a TECH stream version is in alpha, we release updates with new features on a weekly basis until we reach feature completeness. As such, alphas come with a higher stability risk than beta releases, which are feature complete and receive only stabilizing updates. With both alphas and betas, you have an opportunity to influence our development process by using the new features and providing feedback via forums and bug reports.

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Because there may be feature-stability issues with these early releases, we do not recommend them for projects in production, and we highly recommend that you back up any project before you open it with an alpha or beta release.

Both our alpha and beta releases are open to everyone, so no signup is required. Get started by downloading them from the Unity Hub.





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