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@NoelStephensUnity NoelStephensUnity commented Mar 21, 2024

Resolves an issue discovered internally where under certain conditions the base position used when half float precision is enabled could not get properly synchronized.

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  • Fixed: Issue where NetworkTransform could not properly synchronize its base position when using half float precision.

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Edge case fix for half float precision not getting the proper initial base offset.
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This makes me realize we should test all these things (unreliable, half-float, etc) with AnticipatedNetworkTransform. In theory it should support them, but I didn't think to test that.

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@NoelStephensUnity NoelStephensUnity merged commit ac46fa7 into develop Apr 5, 2024
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