Built version remains to be a still image

Unity Engine
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I came to a wired situation: I can play my game within Unity and build it. But when I play the built game, it remains to be a still image, which is what the main camera is looking at in the very beginning. How does it happen? Any suggestion?

PS: The most recent action I did is adding animation in the scene.

Thanks in advance.

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you are probably not including the desired scene in your build settings so when it generates the standalone or webplayer it’s using that scene you are describing.

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Thanks for your quick reply, but I just used the only scene I’m describing.

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You can do some things to be certain the scene you are exporting is the one you are pressing play on the editor.

Try setting the clear color of the camera to something other than the default blue, save and name your scene to avoid confusion.

Go to file build settings and make sure your scene is on the list (the scene with the lowest index will be player first by default)

Let me know if that works.

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That is the most confusing part I would describe: I have built the early versions of this scene, everything is OK (I can played the built game), then I added some scripts/boats/docks to the scene, I rebuild it, the game just does not work, and I have only this scene, which is added to the game.

Later on, I recreated a simple version of this game by creating a new project, and copied (no modification) the necessary assets to this new project from the wired previous project. Then the new project works fine - I can play the built game. But you know, the “still image” problem is still not solved.

I don’t want to leave this problem unsolved, who knows when this problem reoccurs? I just wonder maybe some setting of Unity was modified accidentally but I did not notice it and do not know where I can change it back.

Hope I have made this problem clearly described.

Thanks a lot!

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I built a windows version and checked the output_log file and found the problems, one of the similar errors is:
Couldn’t load the script"“ThirdPersonController” because its file name doesn’t match the class name.
Please make sure the file name of the script is the same as the class defined inside it.
(Filename: \unitybuild\unity\Runtime\Mono\Monoscript.cpp Line: 382)

Actually all these scripts are written in JavaScript with no class. How the class name comes from?

Any clue?

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From that error seems like you got some javascript code in a c# file, in c# you need class names to match the file name.

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I do not think so. Actually there is no C# code in my game.

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Any possible reason?

Please help me out.

Thanks.

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From what the error says I have to insist you check your scripting file types, maybe you created a c# file by mistake and put javascript code in it?

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Thanks ratamorph for your reply. I’ve checked my code and there is no C# code there. Apparently I use “thirdpersoncontroller” from the Unity which is written in JavaScript, and this file is also reported as “class name error” something.

Actually I am not very sure of the errors by Unity.
So I recreated a new project, and added my necessary files, removed some test codes. Then I can build it and play it. That’s the way how I solved my problem though I do not know what happened to my old project.

Thanks.

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Where you referencing that thirdpersoncontroller script anywhere in you code?