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[Dace]

I had started thru the tutorial and build a par 3 hole and started to do some elevation work and I get an error message and cant even access the a lot of the course forge.  Include is a picture of the error.  I did a total unistall of unity 523 and that didnt fix the problem.  Help   thank you

 

 Dace

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[grumpter]

Not sure what caused the issue but if you are just going through the tutorial it might just be easier to start fresh.

[Dace]

Thanks for the suggestion and I have tried that and still get the same error in the console, tried uninstalling all of it and reinstall but same error.  Not sure what to do now.

[grumpter]

Maybe try the suggestion in post 30 here - https://forum.unity....t-group.164413/

 

Open Unity, assuming you get the same errors.

 

Click Help > Manage License > Activate New License

 

Continue to Active a new License under the same account you've been using. Do not create a different Unity Account.

 

Close Unity and reload it.

 

With luck - voila!

 

 

[Dace]

Thanks I did try that and rebooted after creating a new licence, still get the error.   Seems like quite a few have been affected 

[Mike Jones]

Thanks I did try that and rebooted after creating a new licence, still get the error.   Seems like quite a few have been affected 

 

It seems this Unity issue is not related to CoureForge. Have you tried contacting unity support?

[SteadiEddie]

Nice to see that you have finally gone over to the Dark Side, Dace, lol.  Looking forward to more of your challenging courses. Good luck mate.

[Dace]

I will try that next if it persist, last night it just started working again.  Thank you for replying Mike.

[Dace]

Thank you Ed I was just getting bored and decided to dig into it.  

[Dace]

This is what Unity told me,      Ok it's not a null reference exception, I couldn't see the error clearly on the other screenshot.

Looks like a file path is wrong. Try printing out the path using Debug.Log to see what it's looking for. Look at the call stack and it will tell you where the code is being executed.

So CourseBase.cs line 32 is a good place to start debugging.

 

I have no idea how to debug what he is telling me :-(

[Dace]

Problem solved with clean refresh of windows.