I have recently upgraded my Unity project from 5.6.7 to Unity 2019.4.16f1. My inspectors seems to be broken. I have looked for the solution in similar threads but I can’t find the solution.
I wanted to upgrade my old project to URP.
Anyone has any ideas on this?
Start by defining “broken.” I can’t imagine how anyone could help you without some idea of what you are seeing.
Welcome to the forums. You’re gonna have to be a lot more specific. What error messages are you seeing in the console? If they’re pointing to scripts of yours, post that code here (complete files so we can see what lines the errors are occurring on. If the errors are in third party code like assets you’ve downloaded from the Asset Store, you’ll probably need to contact the authors of those packages for support, but we can try to help, too.
Thank you for replying. Here is the image of the inspector window of the Main Camera from Unity 5.6 and 2019. In unity 5.6 its fine, but its broken in 2019.
I think its the Editor… @JoeStrout
By the way there are no major compiler errors.
That’s a start.
Try closing the Inspector panel and then reopening it.
If that doesn’t fix it, let us know what compiler errors you are having (you said nothing major, but that implies there are errors, still.
Okay, so are you using some external assets or libraries? I see some of those errors are coming from a scene called CentralPlaza_Retail_011. Maybe start there, if you’re not already.
When you opened this project in Unity 2019, did you get the popup asking if you wanted to convert the project? If so, did you say yes?
Yes I clicked on yes.
I was using TouchScript older version in my previous project.
I think it showed Asset Database upgrade to version 2.
I have fixed that issue. You were right, there was issue with the old version of #Touchscript plugin. I have made changes in the scripts. Eventually, the functionality of Touchscript.Gestures.Simple has been moved in Touchscript.Gestures.TransformGesture.
