Hello, I just started unity. I was planning to do a nice fps game, but when I hit play, `` All compiler errors have to be fixed before you can enter playmode!
UnityEditor.SceneView: ShowCompileErrorNotification () ‘’ I’m getting this error. can you help me
See how in the top right of your console there’s a stop sign with the number 8 in it? That means you have 8 code errors that need resolved before your application will compile. The game can’t run unless all the code can compile without error, so the Editor is stopping you from doing so until you’ve fixed everything.
Scroll through the console and select each error. The details panel at the bottom of the console will show you what file and line to look at to fix the error, but you’ll have to learn a bit more about how C# and the Unity API work to understand how to fix it. If you get stuck, post specific error messages, which line, and the code from the file indicated so we can assist you better.
We can see right off the bat there’s an issue inside one of the files in the Nature Starter Kit you’ve imported. It may not be compatible with the latest version of Unity, which you’re using.
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“Hello, I just started unity.”
I wouldn’t even use 3rd party assets if I were you.
I’d first try to learn the basics of C# and how Unity Editor works in general.
Build something out of primitive cubes, spheres, sprites, colliders and scripts first, and/or follow some getting started tutorials.
After you feel comfortable with basic scripting try other assets.
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thank you, now I will look at my mistakes and throw anything I cannot do, thank you very much.
But I didn’t write any code, so I didn’t open the visual studio
yes now it has improved. Thanks for your help, if I have other problems can you help me? Nobody around me is dealing with unity.
If you need help with other problems, you’ll have to describe what these other problems are.
Yep, I’m here a lot, so if you run into other issues, I’ll definitely be one of the people helping you. That’s what we’re for! 
Take your time and take it slow. You’re gonna have plenty of frustrations, but the more you learn, the more comfortable you’ll be with all this. Let us know if you need anything. Quick reminder that if you do have code issues to post here, make sure you use code tags and post the full script along with the full error text you’re getting. You can get help crazy quick around here when you start by posting all the relevant information!
Good luck! Have fun!
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