Why are all the packages broken?

[dragonalumni]

@Ryiah

Both of these worked flawlessly for me. While importing it mentioned that some packages needed to be updated and I allowed it to do so. After import I loaded the sample scene, added a script to a GameObject, and hit play.

First, I want to say I appreciate that you took the time to test this and reply to my post. I’m not clear here, did you add the script to the 3d person core because I’m getting the same errors as documented here:

Type of instance in array does not match expected type

Using the 3d tutorial and adding an empty script and nothing else was enough for me to get 7 messages relating to PlayerInput.cs Unfortunately for me, this is happening all over the place for me, using 2d or 3d tutorials with a lot of pre-packaged code, works fine. Make a little bit of code in a new script and boom the whole house of cards comes down, though, somewhere else. It also appears to be totally unrelated and it’s always the pre-packaged code that bombs.

Input System 1.4.1 released page-2#post-8387901
Input System 1.3.0 released: more fixes

Are you downloading the RPG kit directly as a learning template? Because it doesn’t exist for me, I have to first create a core project and later download the RPG kit from the store, 2020 doesn’t have URP as a core project, so I had to make a 2d project, download the kit from the store and add URP separately.

@Ryiah

Based on my own above experiments and the fact that I and many others have been using the package manager for years at this point it sounds like something is wrong on your end. Whether that’s a connection issue, a faulty installation, etc I don’t know.

I do have a very bad connection and I’m ignorant as to how that will effect this situation. What kind of problems can this cause?