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[Ninja_Prime]

This is really starting to annoy me, I just went back to edit another course I was designing, I changed the name to reflect the new course name. Everything looked fine, it even opened, and I was expecting the Perfect Parallel menu to vanish again. Anyway, to cut a long story short, the option to switch course forge on is there, but when I click on it nothing happens, restarted a few times, still the same issue, basically, it means I can no longer edit the course I was working on. Has anyone come across this problem before, if so how did you resolve it? If I don't get this fixed I will have to start all over again.

 

[Crow357]

When you say you changed the name, how exactly did you do that?

[nstone73]

Maybe check your build settings to get the Perfect Parallel menu back at least. Unity crashed on me once and that seemed to fix it. Under "File"->"Build Settings". The platform should be "PC, Mac & Linux Standalone". Fingers crossed....that's the only issue I had with my first full project.

[Ninja_Prime]

Maybe check your build settings to get the Perfect Parallel menu back at least. Unity crashed on me once and that seemed to fix it. Under "File"->"Build Settings". The platform should be "PC, Mac & Linux Standalone". Fingers crossed....that's the only issue I had with my first full project.

Thanks that worked! Phew, and I thought I had to restart again, you have no idea how many hours I've spent on this course. Many thanks once again...

[nstone73]

Sweet....I found the answer deep down in this forum (can remember who originally found the issue/fix) and this is the second time my answer has fixed the issue for someone (my post above was a direct cut and paste from a previous topic)...perhaps we need to pin this as it seems to happen occasionally to people. I know it's not a CF issue, more of a Unity thing but if the Perfect Parallel menu functionality isn't working, check the 'Build Settings'

Cheers,

Neil

[Ninja_Prime]

Being new to Unity, it's taken a while to get used to it, I've been using the Crysis editor for a while, so changing to Unity means learning a new set of rules. Yes I think this should be tagged about this quirk of Unity.