Transform.rotation assign attempt for scene camer error

Unity Engine
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Hi,

since updating to latest version I started getting this error:

“transform.rotation assign attempt for ‘SceneCamera’ is not valid. Input rotation is { NaN, NaN, NaN, NaN }.
UnityEditor.WindowLayout:LoadWindowLayout(String)”

In runtime I get this error every second so debug window keeps growing and gets it hard to find my own stuff.

Any idea what’s going on?

Unity 3.1.0.f3 (54715)

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This bug has been reported several times but nobody seems to have discovered a sequence of actions that reproduces it. Your project may have useful information, so it would be great if you could file a new bug report about this (menu: Help > Report A Bug). In the meantime, one thing that sometimes makes the problem go away is to close the existing scene view window and open a new one. Hopefully, this will at least get rid of the error messages even if the underlying bug is still there.

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I have the exact same problem - the thing is though, I cant get rid of it. I’ve tried creating a completely new project and the error is still there - not allowing me to use my scene camera.

I’ve also tried reinstalling it … stil there!

What can I do?

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I had the same problem Oliver!

Delete the preferences in ~/Library/Preferences/Unity. You’ll need to set up your workspace again but it stopped the problem for me.

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I’m getting the same problem here (Version 3.3.0f4)

rebooted the computer, restarted unity, open a new project/scene, problem persist.

unlike icckleblackcat suggestion, I don’t seem to have a Unity file in my ~/Library/Preferences folder.

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nevermind, I was looking in the wrong Library folder…

(had to look in my user/Library/Preference folder)

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just close the scene tab, then add it again :slight_smile:
that fixed the problem :slight_smile:

~<3 9um1834R <3~

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I ran into this same problem. Mac OSX, Unity 3.3.0f4. I tried to find the preferences file you guys were talking about but it doesn’t exist.

I closed the Scene view, re-opened it, and got the error again.

Next, I closed the Scene view, closed Unity, then re-opened Unity. The problem appears to be resolved. :face_with_spiral_eyes:

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closing the scene tab reopening it worked fine for me, thanks guys.

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Yes Guys, I had the same problem. But now it’s working. Try to delete the folder in user/Library/preferences/unity. It would be resolved.

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My fix: Simply change the current layout (top icon on mac version) to any 2 by 3, tall, anything…it fixed by itself.

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