2019.3.10f1 initializeaddressablesasync() null reference

Hello
Does anyone else build standalone and get
null reference exception with the
Addressables.InitializeAsync().Completed += objects =>
{
call?

thanks!
daniel

 

using reporter (log viewer) this shows the errors i get

 

tried updating to the latest version of addressables - no dice

 

play mode works fine in the editor even with simulate groups is checked - trying to rebuild the content ,copying over the files to my webserver again and then rebuild the game,

this all worked fine in 2018 - but 2018 has a weird bug with the audio mixer and setfloat not wokring with addressables so trying to work around it with 2019

 

opp rebuilding all the things fixed it- but for some reason still in standalone mode the volume bars wont change the sounds in the game - but editor it works fine - will try to do some more troubleshooting with the reporter console now and see what i can find

 

var floater = ConvertToDecibel(_value / MusicSlider.maxValue);
Debug.Log(floater + " 1");
Mixer.SetFloat("MusicVol", ConvertToDecibel(_value / MusicSlider.maxValue)); //Dividing by max allows arbitrary positive slider maxValue
Mixer.GetFloat("MusicVol", out floater);
Debug.Log(floater + " 2" );



so with i can see the db values are being changed appropriately with the getfloat command - but the volume doesnt change on the audio source

 

okay narrowed it down - think it has something to do with the scene that was loaded was an addressable loaded scene - my other scene where i have the same sort of settings configuration - works fine but it isnt loaded built in - its loaded via addressable

 

Yeesh Fixed - so it was set via monobehaviour serialized so what i did was:
in my preloaded scene - created a getmixer method that returns the mixer - that class is an single instantiated class so i can call that class ( happens to be my soundmanager) - in which i just call the getmixer method throw that in my settings scene and removed it being serialized problem solved - audio now changes appropriately. also you probably dont even need that getfloat method and can just call that mixer from the soundmanager and itll work too