When I run the Factory Training template - and the UI gets activated by the image marker - all the UI gets visible at once.
When I start up a new project and import Mars - I get the warning:
An AssetDatabase Refresh is pending after a successful Package Manager request. You should not call AssetDatabase.Refresh at this time because it can lead to import-related errors.
and also:
Layer 3 is a reserved layer and should be changed. Some functionality may not be available or you may have collisions with other systems.
UnityEngine.Debug:LogWarningFormat(String, Object[ ])
Unity.MARS.Simulation.SimulationEnvironmentSettings:OnValidate() (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.mars@1.2.0/Runtime/Scripts/Simulation/SimulationEnvironmentSettings.cs:52)
I tried
starting new projects,
reinstalling the Unity version
and deleted the Mars installer and downloaded a new version.
I did mess around with some of the shaders earlier - can I have broken something that bad?
Also changed the
/Library/PackageCache.com.unity.mars@/Runtime/Shaders/DepthMask.shader
/Library/PackageCache.com.unity.mars@/Runtime/Shaders/TexturedFresnel/TexturedStableFresnel.shader
since I wanted to use the Universal Render Pipeline
Now I uninstalled all versions of Unity + the Hub.
I deleted the Unity Folders Under Appdata before reinstalling.
Started a new project - but I still get the same problem when I import Mars and try to run the Factory Training template.
Is it just the occlusion shader that is fucked up? Would that cause the warning about Layer 3?
Hi dweeh! Sounds like a few things going on here, and sorry you’ve gone through so much trouble about that Layer 3 issue! That layer is re-assignable in Project Settings → MARS → Simulation → Environment Settings:
Set that to any open layer and you’ll be be free of those warnings. Thanks for flagging that warning, we’ll get that resolved for the next release.
About the Factory Training template and all UI becoming visible at once: I see that you’re using MARS 1.2, where we improved image marker discovery, which is what sounds like is going on here (previously, all image markers were discovered immediately rather than when you look at them). Can you check for me: search your project for “SimulatedDiscoveryIsland”, with the “All” filter. You should see what I have here: a row for “IProvidesMarkerTracking” : “SimulatedDiscoveryMarkerProvider”. If that instead says “SimulatedMarkerProvider” (no ‘Discovery’), or any other entry, we’ll be able to debug from there.
