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Tweak environment in the Advanced Import Settings dialog #75787
Tweak environment in the Advanced Import Settings dialog #75787
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Use a gradient sky to improve visibility in shaded areas, while also helping the user orient themselves. The bottom of the sky is black, while the top of the sky is white. This change also makes it so that the Default Clear Color project setting no longer affects the Advanced Import Settings dialog.
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While all other prs that touch the preview are stuck in fix-me or bike-shed hell this PR fixes the immediate issue that you can not see your rotated asset on a 100% grey backdrop. Everything else can still be improved later.
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Heck yes!
Congratulations on a happy one year PRnniversary.
I have no idea how this flew under the radar, but let's get this in for 4.3!
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Use a gradient sky to improve visibility in shaded areas, while also helping the user orient themselves. The bottom of the sky is black, while the top of the sky is white.
This change also makes it so that the Default Clear Color project setting no longer affects the Advanced Import Settings dialog.
If we agree upon this change, a similar change can be made to mesh and material previews in the inspector.
Testing project: test_advanced_import_settings_preview.zip
Preview
Notice how you can actually distinguish shaded areas from each other now.