My computer crashed and since then it has not been opening properly Unity Editor and my projects
Since i have updated unity several times i decided it was time to make a fresh instalation so i uninstalled Unity and Visual Studio, deleted all the unity folders on AppData, and Program Files, then i reinstalled unity 2018.2.5 and Visual Studio
but for some reason it wont load any project nor it will create any new project if my internet connection is enabled, i need to disconnect my computer, launch my unity project, wait for it to load then re enable my internet connection
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Regards...
The issue is likely related to licensing. I recommend checking out Unity's documentation on managing your license.
For starters, try the following once you have Unity running:
Click the Unity drop-down on your toolbar (Help on Windows OS).
Click the Manage License option.
Select "Check for Updates."
You can also try the "Active New License" option.
One way to fix this that worked for me is to uninstall and reinstall unity hub, then create a new project and then try to open it. It should work then.
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hiii i am new to unity, and i want to switch my platform to android. but, the problem is, when i click the android in build settings, it says "no android module loaded". and when i click to install with unity hub, it says "the unity version 2019.4.13f1 is already located by the hub. You cannot add modules to a located hub". how to resolve this issue ?? and i have also tried installing unity installer and when the downloading completes, it says "failed to locate unity.exe".... can someone pls help me with this.. I am trying this since past few days, and it has become annoying :(.. plssss somebody helpp.....
You should try this post:
Can't add modules to installed Unity editors
It says no reinstall required. But I would try that next.
It cannot hurt to read this as well:
https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/android-sdksetup.html
i installed unity 2019.3.10f without unity hub. Now i want to download modules such as android , sdk ,ndk and jdk (recommended ones) but hub does not give option to add module.
Unity version is latest same as hub but radio button is disabled
You can re-enable the option 'Add Modules':
Windows
1- go to C:\Users\{USER_NAME}\AppData\Roaming\UnityHub
MacOS
1- go to ~/Library/Application/Support/UnityHub
2- open editors.json file.
3- change "manual":true to "manual":false
4- kill the UnityHub and restart it. Note: Do not forget is stays in the tray on Windows.
So, i searched and found out that if you don't download unity from unity hub you cannot add modules from unity hub.
I didn't expected that but that's how it works.
So, i had to uninstall the old one and then install via unity hub.
The three dot option show modules only if its downloaded via unity hub.
In short if you want unity hub's help you would have to play by unity hub's rules. That might be inconvenient to some extent.
The manual re-enable only seems to work if you have just one version of the editor installed. If you have more than one, it attempts to install the modules for the version you actually downloaded with the hub. This can break things. At this point, unfortunately, it seems you must uninstall the version that is not allowing modules to be added, and reinstall it directly through the hub.
Here is simple trick, and it worked for me.
I have used Rider in the past on Unity projects, there was a button to start Unity Play mode from the IDE, and attach the debugger. I am using 2019.2 version of Unity and latest of Rider right now.
I should have some icons like in the documentation here https://www.jetbrains.com/help/rider/Unity.html#.
Nothing show up, and the best I get, is Rider proposing to add a custom configuration... Rider is correctly set as the IDE for Unity in Unity preferences. I do not understand what is going on.
You should go to 'package manager' of unity and upgrade 'Rider package'. Then you have to go to 'preferences' and should see new option appears in external script editor in external tool option select it and your are good to go.
Installed Rider again, while checking every delete checkbox (cache and settings and more), did not re-use the config from previous version (see https://rider-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360005280960-Cannot-attach-Unity-debugger), and also made sure I have Unity support checked. The button is back.
For me (MacOS) it was due to not having mono installed. I opened up visual studio community once, and it prompted me to install some tools. After that I rebooted unity and rider, and everything worked properly.
I've recently installed Unreal Engine 4, but I can't launch it. It always shows a window of following content: "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005). Click OK to close the application".
I've looked through the Internet, but the problem remains. I've tried:
updating drivers
reinstalling Unreal Engine
deleting updates of Windows
reinstalling Visual Studio
checking for malware
Go to the Epic Games Launcher, open the unreal engine library tab then select your current engine version, click on the drop down menu and choose the verify option, this will verify if any file is missing from your device related to unreal engine, I hope this helps.
I originally installed unity but the monodevelop seems to not been installed as i tried to open a script in unity but nothing come out, saying i should find a software that opens it up when i have already set the preferences to monodevelop(built-in).
Then i reinstalled it again, this time, it contains visual studio too. then it can only open with visual studio. When I tried to open with monodevelop, the following pop-up will apear.
But I have already installed the two things which is /net and gtk. as shown below. what is the problem?
1st time-- install gtk after install unity(no monodev) 2nd time--
install monodevelop with unity i went to the monodev website and it
says xamarin studio not monodevelop
You messed up in the first step.
You have to Uninstall gtk and everything else you installed during this time. This includes Unity too.If possible, do a system restore and set the restore date to the time before you installed any of this.
Now, install Unity, make sure that MonoDevelop is selected from Unity and then install it. Don't install gtk or any other software. When using Unity, MonoDevelop must be installed from Unity and not from any other website. The reason for this is because they are using a customized version of MonoDevelop.