02-23-2026, 03:32 PM
The problem is that the auto exposure setting defaults to "true", so the ISO and shutter speed are set, but auto exposure modifies them immediately. So, you should also specify auto_exposure="false" and I should probably modify the various auto exposure "strategies", so they take into account which settings are locked as that probably makes more sense for most use cases.
Embarrassingly, while testing, this also brought up a few more errors in the editor:
prioritiseFramerate should be prioritizeFramerate (iOS ignores this while Andorid throws an error) and autoExposure should be auto_exposure (perfecting the confusing mix of camel and snake case).
I am a bit surprised that our new automated testing for the editor did not catch that...
Embarrassingly, while testing, this also brought up a few more errors in the editor:
prioritiseFramerate should be prioritizeFramerate (iOS ignores this while Andorid throws an error) and autoExposure should be auto_exposure (perfecting the confusing mix of camel and snake case).
I am a bit surprised that our new automated testing for the editor did not catch that...