I was making a project with full version of Indie before, but I decided to try out newer - 2.6 version of Unity Pro today. I downloaded, installed it, ran my old project on it and everything worked just fine. I continued working on the project, wrote some new scripts, tested them by running game inside editor and it was just perfect. Then I tried to test the compiled version of it (standalone/ webplayer), but none of the scripts I wrote or modified in this new Unity 2.6 worked… No effect at all. It works just perfectly fine when you run inside editor, but when you compile it doesn’t work, only old stuff I done with old Unity works but what ever I scripted with the new unity doesn’t work. It’s only for scripting, because I changed few meshes of model and they seem to be working…
I did have same problem a while ago when I changed from Unity 2.5.0 to Unity 2.5.1 I think, can’t remember how I fixed it tho
ahh good to hear that I’m not the only one having the problem If I remember correctly last time I had this problem I packaged the whole project into unity package and opened it up in another project or something… but that’s kinda impossible to do now because we’re making a MMORPG and the project is quite large in size xD
Anyone got a solution to this? It’s getting annoying because I can’t get on with the work >.<
why can’t I bump it? If I see that it’s out of page I bump it, other wise how would someone see the topic?
I’m running Win7 as well, I don’t have any problems with scripts if I create new project and do stuff there, but only when I run my old project which I used unity 2.5 to develop before
There are quite a few people (including me) visiting the board primarily with the “new posts since last visit” link.
on that you see any new posting independent of the board ( far easier and time efficient board checking that board hopping)
My project actually is a 2.1 → 2.5 → 2.5.1 → 2.6 convert
What you can try to do is regenerate the whole meta data. to do so check out the documentation on VCS. you don’t need the vcs part, only the part about deleting the content of the library folder and how to start it up afterwards.
perhaps that helps.
Also check the build scripts that unity generates during builds, that will tell you if something went wrong.
if there is nothing in then unity didn’t do anything wrong, then its your system
If I remember correctly last time I had this problem I packaged the whole project into unity package and opened it up in another project or something… but that’s kinda impossible to do now because we’re making a MMORPG and the project is quite large in size xD