You probably tried to import a new input system package for multiple input devices compatibility. These type of errors are due to conflict between old and new input system packages and are probably resolved in latest updates. To resolve this issue, Go to Edit -> Project Settings->Player->Under Other Settings under Configuration is the option Active … Read more
Updated 02/08/2022 JetBrains Rider There’s a new cross-platform .NET IDE by JetBrains – Rider with build-in resharper-like commands and quite a list of features including rich web development support and specifically Unity Unity support Deeper integration with the Unity Editor: if a method/script is used in a scene, prefab, or asset file, navigating from the … Read more
This can be done but it’s worth noting that it will only work on Windows. It used to be hard to do this but Unity recently(4.5.5p1) added -parentHWND command that can be used to embed its program into another program. All you have to do is build your Unity app, then from WPF, start it … Read more
Resources.Load will search for a directory in Assets/Resources. If you want to put it to Sprites directory then put it inside Resources (ex. Assets/Resources/Sprites). Then you can just load it like this: Sprite myFruit = Resources.Load <Sprite> (“Sprites/Graphics_3”); Also make sure that you’ve set your image type to Sprite in the inspector. If you want … Read more
For me (Unity 2020.x and VS19) this happens quite often. Simply close VS and in Unity > Edit > Preferences > External Tools Click on “Regenerate project files” (you don’t need to check anything else, just click the button) Start VS again, and it should work as normal.
When it comes to XXXUpdate, OnCollisionXXX and other MonoBehaviours, the way Unity registers is not reflection as it has been widely believed but some internal compilation process. HOW UPDATE IS CALLED No, Unity doesn’t use System.Reflection to find a magic method every time it needs to call one. Instead, the first time a MonoBehaviour of … Read more
Create an empty GameObject in your scene and attach this script to it: using UnityEngine; public class ExceptionManager : MonoBehaviour { void Awake() { Application.logMessageReceived += HandleException; DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject); } void HandleException(string logString, string stackTrace, LogType type) { if (type == LogType.Exception) { //handle here } } } make sure there is one instance. The rest … Read more