After upgrading to Unity 2019.2.0f1 (64-bit) I’m getting an error when I click on the Layout drop-down in the editor. Nothing happens and at the console I see the error ‘Menu Window/Layouts couldn’t be found’.
As well as the error above, my custom menus that use the Menu.SetChecked method in C# are no longer toggling / working in the editor.
I’ve tried reinstalling Unity, doing a complete project asset re-import, and deleting the Library folder and importing again, but still get the same issue.
Guessing there is some kind of asset / script conflict, however the editor log does not give any useful info beyond the error message I mentioned.
Anyone else have this problem or can help?
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Menu Window/Layouts couldn’t be found
(Filename: C:\buildslave\unity\build\Editor/Platform/Windows/MenuControllerWin.cpp Line: 983)
Found the problem - related to the Substance in Unity asset.
I deleted the asset from outside Unity, restarted Unity and then reinstalled the Substance in Unity asset… and now it all works again.
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I am having the same problem; I am not using Substance.
@AzurySimon - if you upgraded and have the same issue, could be that another asset has auto-upgraded incorrectly, resulting in a similar state. If you’re using source control, you could cross-reference what has changed and investigate that way potentially.
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This looks to be an issue with user code clearing the following delegate:
EditorApplication.delayCall
For example the following code will clear anyone that has registered with he delayCall delegate.
EditorApplication.delayCall = () =>
{
//do stuff
};
This should be changed to
EditorApplication.delayCall += () =>
{
//do stuff
};
Just search your project fro the line and you should have the cause:
“EditorApplication.delayCall =”
Reported here:
And:
Sadly this isn’t the cause for me. I just had to re-install the editor to address package related issues. and not got the error when before I didn’t.
Could be related to the com.unity.ugui packages and their dependencies as I had to nuke them before the reinstall.