Scripting: Performance improvements on startup time and code iterations. HDRP: Updated an out-of-date guide in TextureStack.hlsl. Graphics: Improved AlphaIsTransparency API docs and tooltip. New 2022.2.0b10 Entries since 2022.2.0b9 ImprovementsĢD: - Added URP Pixel Perfect Camera converter.ĢD: - Hide duplicate Pixel Perfect menus if URP Package is installed.ĢD: - Refactored internal triangulation and tessellation APIs. Visual Effects - Legacy: GetTriggerParticles returns 0 every few frames when getting a number of particles inside Video: Unity freeze/becomes unresponsive when multiple videos are playing in Play mode Universal RP: Ambient Occlusion with Forward Rendering Path shader does not have effect if value is larger than 1 Scene Management: Additional GameObjects and a Console error after Undoing and Redoing a Paste As Child Progressive Lightmapper: Lightmap baking fails when URP Template content is put into a subscene Particles: Null reference exceptions when previewing particles in the Scene View. Optimization: Editor performance drops on macOS when clicking and dragging on Position, Rotation and Scale values in Transform component Linux: Crash on DebugStringToFile when starting Editor due to an OpenSSL library dependency from 3rd party Umbra library Linux: Editor crashes at "GeometryBuffersBase::GetRuntimeMemorySize()" after a couple minutes when the Profiler window is open and recording while in Play Mode
Inspector Framework: Editor unselects elements when entering and then exiting the Play Mode IL2CPP: Possible crash/corruption when invoking a virtual generic method on a generic type by reflection or when Faster (smaller) builds is enabled. HDRP: Nullref exception when trying to use the HD Wizard "fix all" button. I can use the ROI Manager to superimpose the selection onto my original image like I wanted, but again I am unable to execute commands that require a Selection, because it’s apparently an Overlay.Īny ideas what is going on? Is it possible to create a Selection from an Overlay? Is there a better way to do this? I can’t use “Create Selection” on my binary image since that won’t exclude the small particles.Release notes Known Issues in 2022.2.0b10Īsset - Database: Folder name is truncated when dot is used in the nameĪsset - Database: Prefab Importing gets stuck on project opening when Parallel Importing is enabledĪsset Bundles: AssetBundle indeterminism caused by mesh streaming infoĮditor: Job worker threads will now prefer executing jobs scheduled during job execution, avoiding long job wait -> steal -> wait -> steal chains which could result in a stack overflow. When I run Analyze Particles I have the “Overlay” box unchecked!
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There seem to be commands for turning a Selection into an Overlay, but I can’t figure out how to do the reverse. Because of this I can’t use a lot of the commands in the Edit menu, such as Clear Outside (which I’d like to do), as I get a pop-up telling me that the command requires a Selection.
The problem is, ImageJ tells me this isn’t actually a Selection, it’s an Overlay. This works great, and gives me a selection of just the larger particles which also populates the ROI Manager. To do this, I’ve been using Analyze Particles and setting a lower limit on particle size that will exclude the smaller particles. I would like to create a selection of them that I can then apply to the original fluorescent (greyscale) image I created the binary from. The smaller particles are “background noise,” and I am only interested in the larger particles. I have a binary image with larger particles and smaller particles.
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