Hello,
I signed in Unity today and started a “2D Plateformer Microgame” to get used to the tools etc. I installed the different packages etc. then an error message appears on my screen. It said that it would be better to go on “SAFE MODE” and I have no idea what it talks about. I am a truly beginner in code and program, can someone help me please ? I add a screenshot of the part with the error showed (where and what).
Thank you in advance,
Menac
Unity’s “Safe Mode” is akin to booting your computer in safe mode. Namely its a restricted mode where most things are running, letting you fix and debug things in isolation.
Looking at the error, the first two are coming from the aseprite package. Perhaps a version mismatch with the SpriteAtlas package version installed.
Are you importing Aseprite files? If not, you could uninstall the package.
I tried to remove the SpriteAtlas package but the pop-up “Soft Delete Impossible” appeared immediatly. After some actions, it seems that this package is mandatory for at least another one, and no file is named after the ones which cause an issue in the program. I well have “InternalBridge” but no “InternalEditorBridge” inside it.
I did say to remove the Aseprite package, not the SpriteAtlas package. SpriteAtlas is a pretty integral package.
How are you removing it?
You should only remove packages via the package manager.
Probably because its part of the 2D Features ‘super package’ above it.
Were these issues a part of a fresh project? If not, it might be more straight forward to just start a new project using the appropriate 2D template.
Yes, I started a new project and this appeared suddenly, I don’t remember putting any package or something similar. What should be an appropriate 2D template for beginning ?
Either the 2D URP or 2D BiRP templates. If you’re just learning the choice of renderer doesn’t matter much.
The 2D BIRP template worked, thank you for your time and advices !
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It should work fine with the latest version of Unity (6) - if the microgame template is not working then report a bug. It did show a URP warning for me on startup which is not great either - but Unity 6 is still a bit buggy sadly!
@Menaac which version of Unity are you using? The initial issue you saw should not appear in recent versions of Unity, so if it does, I’m very keen to fixing it.
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I downloaded the last version seen on my screen named “Unity 6000.0.38f1”
Great, thank you!
when doing tutorials from unity learn always use the unity version those tutorials recommend because things and packages changes and you get these errors.
instead of trying to find complex solutions to make packages work, which may not even exist, just use the version intended for that tutorial.
after all you are trying to learn the basics of unity. figuring out how to make packages work when there are these errors is something that even advanced unity developers with decades of experience will struggle with.
if you see new users having this issue just let them know that they need to use the correct unity version.
