UniversalRenderPipelineRuntimeXRResources

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Because my project is not AR/XR, I removed the XR package from the Unity package manager. But it reported this error:

Missing types referenced from component UniversalRenderPipelineGlobalSettings on game object UniversalRenderPipelineGlobalSettings:
UnityEngine.Rendering.Universal.UniversalRenderPipelineRuntimeXRResources, Unity.RenderPipelines.Universal.Runtime (1 object)

I found this UniversalRenderPipelineRuntimeXRResources file under .../Packages/Universal RP/Runtime/RenderPipleLineResources.

But I have no idea how to solve this problem.
Someone can help me, please!

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I tried to create a minimal project, and I ran into the same issue.

Apparently URP uses some resource from AR Foundations, so you cannot remove it without getting this warning, even if you don’t use AR/VR/XR (it seems modularity is not their strong suit).

Just add AR Foundations package from the Unity registry, and the warning should go away.

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I just recently delete some VR and AR components in my project and yes the warning do shows, shouldn’t this be reported as bug?

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Yes, it should be reported, though it is not necessarily a bug, more a problem with package dependencies.

Note that in my above reply I say adding AR Foundations package, which does make the warning go away, but it also results in creating an unnecessary folder that gets recreated all the time. However, I could not find a package that adds less things.

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Which Unity Editor/URP/AR Foundation versions does your project use? We didn’t see this issue crop up when creating an empty project using

Unity: 6000.0.32
URP: 17.0.3
AR Foundations: 6.0.4

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I’ve just installed Unity and I get “Missing types referenced from component UniversalRenderPipelineGlobalSettings” immediately upon loading the tutorial. I haven’t erased or changed anything. I’ve no idea what it means, so I’m not sure what to do to fix this. Is this related to the issue here?

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Which version of Unity and which tutorials? We may need to update our documentation if following the instructions results in an error.

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Unity6000.0.25f1

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I ran into the same issue after removing the XR package. In my case, the problem was that the UniversalRenderPipelineGlobalSettings asset still referenced XR-related resources. I fixed it by:

Opening Project Settings > Graphics and checking the URP Global Settings asset.
If an asset was assigned, I created a new one (Create > Rendering > URP Global Settings) and assigned it instead.
Restarting Unity to apply changes.
After doing this, the error disappeared. Let me know if this works for you!

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To me this error showed up on an empty project that i was starting from the tutorials, however this last information is not important since the project is empty, i simply installed version 6000.0.46f1.

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This didn’t work for me - 6000.2.0b11

Get the error with or without the AR package

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i able to make the warning disappear but im not sure which of my actions fixed it (unable to reproduce this issue)

i was doing something like this:

  • delete Assets/UniversalRenderPipelineGlobalSettings in Project tab, then unity automatically recreate it
  • select on the new UniversalRenderPipelineGlobalSettings, in inspector show Open Project Settings → Graphics → (3 dots menu (lower top right)) → Reset
  • then try reimport all. Assets → Reimport All (Assets menu together with File, Edit …)