Hello everybody!
I'm currently trying to launch .lutro files (ROMs for Mame2003 Libretro). Unfortunately it doesn't work, here's what happens when the ROM is launched :
1- ROM seems at first to launch normally
2- The screen goes black for about 1 second
3- And we go back to the menu where Mame2003 Libretro games are
What is the most annoying thing about this issue is that my final goal isn't even to simply launch a .lutro ROM but a game developped by classmates... But first I need to solve this problem.
I saw a forum online talking about something called "Rewind". Apparently the issue would be related to the game who would be unable to have "savestates" and in order to solve that, we would apparently need to delete a file called nvram.
And here we stumble against another issue... The nvram file maybe is (I still haven't checked) inside the offical .lutro ROMs. But I can assure all of you that there is no nvram files inside the game developped by my classmates, and our game has exactly the same issue as the official .lutro ROMs. So here we go back to the beginning. Maybe the issue is directly in Retropie. Maybe not. I really do not have any way to know that.
That's why I hope that someone who reads this stumbled into the same issue and found a solution.
.lutro files are meant to be launched with libretro-lutro which is a love2d-like game engine, not MAME2003.
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The problem
Hi, I have been experiencing this kind of loading infitely on the window screen: "Application.Reload" since two or three days ago. This just happened spontaneously without any reason. I have been seaching for a solution, but the uniques fixes i had found are not working for me.
The unique not permanet solution that I came up is just use the Task Manager and close up Unity.
The possible fixes that I have tried:
"Just locate the project folder in the system explorer and click on properties" (This only work one time per application or maybe it just do not work.)
"You can check to see if there is any place in your project path that is not in English" (It just do not work.)
These are the fixes that I have tried.
Example of the problem
Meanwhile I am writing this question, I want to re-confirm this is a infinite load. So I open up my Unity Proyect, enter in the Play Mode and write this question.
This is the result:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/sTA48.png
Edit: the image actually shows the longest time i have been waiting. (1:48:34hs)
Thank in advance for any kind of help!
As I know, this problem persist as well in any Unity Operation, it can happen on Reload, Importing, Asset Indexer, etc. Is just a problem that doesn't affect Unity, and devs marked it as WNF (We'll Not Fix).
I have been struggling with this problem for some years now and the only solution I found was to close it from Task Manager and reopen it.
I have a monogame project created in visual studio with MonoGame 3.5. After running it on linux, mouseState.ScrollWheelValue is always 0, regardless of anything I do.
This most likely has to do something with the fact that linux has different window focus regarding mouse wheel, but I can't seem to figure it out.
What I found so far:
1. I should set Mouse.WindowHandle to correct value (whatever that means).
This is largely problematic, since Mouse.WindowHandle setter is not implemented. Plus injecting a specific window into the Mouse object is an internal procedure. (source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/33921015/3455388 )
2. A poor soul that asked this question on official monogame forums 3 years ago, with no visible answer (https://community.monogame.net/t/mouse-state-scrollwheelvalue-returns-0-all-the-time/9233)
Does anyone know how to make MonoGame receive MouseWheel events on linux? An answer that this is simply not supported is also fine.
I have no idea why, but resolving a different problem related to sound resolved the mouse issue as well.
When initially running my game on linux, I got a second issue with sound library: Unhandled Exception: System.DllNotFoundException: openal32.dll. I simply disabled sounds and dug in the MouseWheel issue.
After giving up on the mouse issue, I returned back to fix the sounds, and found a guy talking about missing files in the /bin/Windows/Debug/ folder (https://github.com/MonoGame/MonoGame/issues/657).
Turns out my MonoGame bin directory only contained OpenTK.dll, but was missing OpenTK.dll.config. Copying it from /usr/lib/mono/xbuild/MonoGame/v3.0/Tools/ resolved the sounds... and the mouse. I guess the missing library might have crashed the initialization process before the mouse was correctly set up..
Ever since i open my project in unity today every script existed/Created have been given me
Error cs2001 source file "ScriptName.Cs" could not be found
I have reinstalled Unity, Tried Updating it and even created a new project. Still same outcome.
Ever time i tried attached my scripts to a object, it's have given me the error
Can't add script behaviour VisualContainerAsset",Can't Add Script "The script needs to derive from MonoBehaviour!"
Here is some pics how it's looks after i create a C# Script.
Sorry if i sound a bit confused!
UPDATE!:
Malware Bytes was the problem, it would't allow mono developed.
Could you show me one of the scripts? Maybe it misses some of the imports (using UnityEngine;) at the top. Or maybe they don't inherit from MonoBehaviour (classname: MonoBehaviour). It's strange nonetheless...
Iam trying to upload a simple Unity3D test app on my Google Play Games Console. The only purpose of this is to get familiarized with the workings of this as I have just opened up my account and Iam a first timer on the subject.
I have started out with a great tutorial on implementing Google Play Services Library I found on YT. The test app was working okay except for the end part where I had problems with the built. Nevertheless I decided to redo the test app from the begining for better understanding and memorization of the procces and maybe figuring out why the build was not working as it should have been.
Before redoing everyting I upgraded Unity to 5.4.1f1. (from 5.3.3f1)
Now after I import the Google Play Services Library to the project and try to setup the Google Play Games > Setup > Android Setup, Unity is suddenly unable to find jar system path.
When I press play button I get the below error:
Error
I went through the readme file, made sure everything was done as listed (source), read through dozens of questions/answers here and on Unity Community, and I still cannot find a soultion for my problem. I made sure that the paths were correct, checked other projects and they are still working fine. So the problem starts with importation of the GPSL.
Any help would be greatly appreciated !
Solved the problem. I was not paying enough attention to the redame file on Git.
I had a set JDK variable in Users variables but instead in needed to add also JAVA_HOME variable.
Solved
To set the variable you need to go to Computer/Properties/Advanced system settings/Enviroment variables and set it there.
Do not forget to also add a PATH in the Systems variables.
Hope this helps. Cheers!
When we try running the game we see our splash screen and then we are getting the error Thread1:EXC_BAD_ACCESS code=1
at
il2cpp::icalls::mscorlib::System::String::RedirectToCreateString:
It happens before any of our c# code gets executed - before Awake().
It does run properly on iOS9.
We have tried it on Unity4.6.9 and on Unity4.6.9p3.
We have managed to build and run it for iOS8 only from Unity4.6.6 with xCode6.4. But we do need iOS9.
We can't find any references to this issue on the web, any help will be greatly appreciated.
xCode screen shot:
Unity Player Settings
Edited:
We have tried it from Unity5.2.3 too, no luck.
Another factor you should probably know is that before we run into the issue described above, we have edited the 'Run Debug' scheme of our product in xCode and disabled the 'GPU Frame Capture' because we had a different issue that prevented us from running our game on iOS8.
Here is the link we followed.
And here is a screen shot of our original issue:
We are really stuck here, hope you can help.
Are you sure that this Unity project is using the mscorlib.dll assembly from the Unity version of Mono? It looks like it may not be.
The RedirectToCreateString icall should never actually be executed, as the Mono mscorlib assembly used in Unity build strings via a single CreateString method. When this happens it usually means the moscorlib.dll version is out of sync with the IL2CPP runtime.
I'm not sure why this is happening, but it might be worth trying 4.6.9p3 with an empty (or simple) project to note the difference.
Its a replay for Josh Peterson, I could not replay with an image in a comment to his answer.
I was looking for the mscorlib.dll in my project but couldn't find one, so I looked in an old project and did find it. Here is an image of the file system of both projects.
Any way I don't know the origin of the file, I didn't manually played with it.
I have tried now to copy the mscorlib.dll from the old project to the new with no luck.
Any way my company decided to stop this investigation now and jump to the latest Unity 5.
Hope we will have more luck over there.
Thank you again.