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Asset Store Grey Screen, Localized String Not Found Error

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by ReleeSquirrel, Aug 21, 2014.

  1. ReleeSquirrel

    ReleeSquirrel

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    When I go to the Asset Store in the Unity editor, I get a grey screen. When I hover my mouse over it, the mouse cursor changes between the regular pointer, a text entry pointer, and a button press pointer at various locations. If I right click anywhere I get a menu to pop up that says "localized string not found" several times over. It seems like it's not loading the assets properly but that they're still 'there', they're just all washed over in grey.

    I'm running Unity 4.5.3 on Windows 7. I read something about a similar problem where the solution was to run Unity with administrator privledges, but I tried that and it didn't work.

    Please help.
     
  2. ReleeSquirrel

    ReleeSquirrel

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    I'm still having this issue a day later.
     
  3. Schubkraft

    Schubkraft

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    Try Disabling the Direct3D 11 usage in the player settings of the editor.

    The localized string menu will be gone shortly.
     
  4. ReleeSquirrel

    ReleeSquirrel

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    That worked. I don't really understand how changing the player settings changed the asset store, but it worked. Hope this bug is fixed soon so I won't need the workaround. Thanks.
     
  5. rmorph

    rmorph

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    Same issue - white screen asset store (not loading) and right click = asset string not found. The DX11 fix doesnt work for me.

    This is 4 months later.
     
  6. Surr3aL

    Surr3aL

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    I had the same problem. I fixed it by accessing Nvidia's Control Panel and manually adding Unity Editor to it's list of programs, and setting it to use my graphic card.

    If you have a Nvidia graphic card:
    1) Go under Manage 3D Settings > Program Settings
    2) Under "1. Select a program to customize:", select Unity Editor. Click "Add" if it is not under the list.
    3) Under "2. Select the preferred graphics processor for this program:", select Use global setting (High-performance NVIDIA processor).'