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Found in
2018.3.0a10
2018.3.0b9
Issue ID
1103420
Regression
Yes
[Terrain] Painting on overlapped terrains will randomly paint on one or the other (and then select it)
When you select a terrain and try to paint/raise/lower it, the currently selected terrain should get that modification.
As it is right now, clicking to paint also selects the terrain again, sometimes switching the modification to a newly selected one.
Repro:
1. Download this project or start a new project with 2 overlapping terrains
2. Select Terrain(1)
3. Chose to raise it with a random brush
4. When you try to paint the modification, notice that after one click, the selection switches to the first Terrain object.
Reproduced in: Unity 2018.2.0a10, 2018.3.0b12, 2019.1.0a11
Not reproduced in Unity: 2018.3.0a9
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