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Animator Controller reference removed after update
Hello,
Animator Controller reference on every single Live2D model in our project has been removed after the recent update. It seems to be a running theme with Live2D SDK where references are randomly discarded between reimports and/or updates. We used to have an issue where Motion List reference in the Motion Controller component would randomly disappear, too. I'm not quite sure if that one is fixed yet. But it's really not ideal when we're forced to go through every single model and manually validate whether all the references are still there, the way we left them before. I would really appreciate it if you guys could do more QA and prevent these situations from happening, because it's incredibly frustrating having some random null pointer exceptions in the project, debugging a random bug, when in reality, Live2D SDK just decided to randomly drop a reference.
Thank you.
Animator Controller reference on every single Live2D model in our project has been removed after the recent update. It seems to be a running theme with Live2D SDK where references are randomly discarded between reimports and/or updates. We used to have an issue where Motion List reference in the Motion Controller component would randomly disappear, too. I'm not quite sure if that one is fixed yet. But it's really not ideal when we're forced to go through every single model and manually validate whether all the references are still there, the way we left them before. I would really appreciate it if you guys could do more QA and prevent these situations from happening, because it's incredibly frustrating having some random null pointer exceptions in the project, debugging a random bug, when in reality, Live2D SDK just decided to randomly drop a reference.
Thank you.
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