UUM-133166

Fixed in 6000.7.0b3

Mentioned in 7 Unity 6 release notes.

First fixed in 6000.7.0b3 (Oct 5, 2026); relisted in 6 later releases.

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6000.7.0b8Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.
6000.7.0b7Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.
6000.7.0b6Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.
6000.7.0b5Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.
6000.7.0b4Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.
6000.7.0b3Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.
6000.7.0b3Fixes
Terrain
FixFixed the texture import warnings in the Terrain Layer Inspector being drawn over by the Color Tint, Opacity as Density and Normal Scale controls when using the Universal Render Pipeline or the High Definition Render Pipeline.

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