Hello guys!
I’m having a strange problem with builds for iOS generated by Cloud Build. The mesh of the land is not being rendered in these builds… But when I generate a locally build, everything is normal!
Does anyone know what can I be doing wrong?
Using a custom shader? or standard? Check the log to see if there are any abnormalities. Presuming this works perfectly on normal Unity compile?
Yeap, its a custom Shader, but objects with the same shader, works fine… And yeap, building inside the Unity, i get a perfect build…
OK, any info in the build log? Errors about shader compiling? Can you post comparison screenshots? Can’t say i’ve had this issue before 
Hm, ok looks like something isn’t compiling “Assets/Scripts/CardsSystem/GUI/EnemyCardGUI.cs” isn’t being found. How are you hosting your project? Bitbucket?
its git… this script does not exist anymore… and the mesh of the problem not showing up, is the terrain…
Try creating a script that checks if the terrain has a mesh render/mesh filter attached.
using UnityEngine;
public class CheckIfTerrainHasMesh : MonoBehaviour
{
void Start()
{
if (!GetComponent<MeshFilter>().mesh)
{
Debug.LogWarning("Unable to find mesh");
}
}
}
Hey @Luiz_Thiago
I just took a look at your build logs and your terrain is currently saved as a Blender format which is not supported in Unity Cloud Build. To get it working, you will need to open the terrain in Blender and export it as an FBX and add the exported FBX to your project and scene.
More technical details as to why:
http://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/HOWTO-ImportObjectBlender.html - “Unity natively imports Blender files. This works under the hood by using the Blender FBX exporter.”
Unity itself does not have support for any native 3D Modeling file formats (.blend, .max, .3ds, etc). What Unity does support is using the 3D Modeling application’s command line tools to open the model and export it as an FBX which then is read and cached in your Library. This feature requires the correct modeling application and version to be installed on the machine that is running Unity. Unity Cloud Build does not have any modeling applications installed which is why those file formats are not supported.
Edit: It should be noted that the Enterprise level of UCB you have dedicated builder(s) which you would then be able to install any additional applications such as any necessary modeling applications.
Ok interesting thanks for clarifying this @Ryanc_unity explains why I haven’t had any issues (Maya FBX all the way 
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Ty friend… I found out that this was the problem, some time later… The strange thing now is that when I build via Cloud Build, the land is rotated 90 degrees in the X axis lol
On your local machine, right click the asset and click reimport. Chances are your local asset cache just needs to have the asset reimported to see the corrected model (with the 90 degree X rotation). Then you can fix it in your scene and see what could build sees.