BUG Cannot use multiple Cameras targeting multiple Displays (even if not intended to be used for arcgis)

[JohannesMerkt]

Hi Everyone,

in our Project we use the ArcGIS Unity Maps SDK with the first Camera targeting Display 1. We now wanted to add more Cameras targeting other Displays 2 3 4 5 .. These Cameras will be used to Render other things unrelated to ArcGIS. 

The Problem:
If we add a Camera targeting another Display the ArcGISTerrainOcclusionRenderer throws IndexOutOfRangeExceptions:

this is the section causing this Exception:
 

We temporarily fixed it like this:

And that works for us however we need a proper solution. Everyone having to apply this change in the PackageCache manually is not good at all.

Could you please fix this issue as soon as possible?

Kind Regards,
Johannes

[JesseCloutier]

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[ShaneONeill_144]

We would recommend that this is raised with your local Esri Distributor - if you do so and they are able to investigate it, it would be useful if you report back their findings for others incase they run into this issue