Can't change script's default template

After installing Unity 5.2 I noticed that changing C# scripts' default templates from Unity\Editor\Data\Resources\ScriptTemplates doesn't work anymore.

Here is my 81-C# Script-NewBehaviourScript.cs.txt file :


Here is what a newly created C# script looks like:


Is it the same for you guys?
Note that I'm telling Unity that my script editor is Visual Studio, but I actually use Sublime Text to write my code. I do this so that VS generates solution files that Sublime's OmniSharp uses.

 

I believe you want to make sure that my file can be written to, it already can and it holds the desired values saved, however the problem still exists as though Unity can't read that file.

 

Oh welp, it works now! I have no idea how but it just worked after creating another script.
Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for helping out.

 

Hi.
I have the exact same problem. Everything work fine before I upgrade to the 5.6.1 (I was 5.3.5). But now, when I edit the NewBehaviorScript, he doesn't work, Unity continues to use the default BehaviorScript.

I changed the security settings, but nothing change. Do I did it incorrectly ?

 

I have the problem too.
In my case, the following file was the cause.

C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Unity...\81-C# Script-NewBehaviourScript.cs.txt
Let's call it FORGERY.

The file we want to edit is, to varying degrees,
C:\Program Files\Unity\Editor\Data\Resources\ScriptTemplates\81-C# Script-NewBehaviourScript.cs.txt
Lets' call it ORIGIN

When we attempt to change ORIGIN without permission, some text editor doesn't show any alert but generate FORGERY under VirtualStore.
After this, when we open ORIGIN with the text editor, the os show us FORGERY transparently so that we misconstrue the file is changed.
However actual ORIGIN is not changed and Unity use the ORIGIN template.
This is how the problem happen.

To solve this, just delete FORGERY and change ORIGIN with permission.

 

Windows <3

 

My VirtualStore folder is already empty...

 

I deleted the template file as a test.
Trying to create new C# script without the file, Unity shew me an error.
So there should be another default template file which Unity uses.

Maybe you can find the file by searching your PC for specific word, like "MonoBehaviour", with File Explorer.

 

I tried, but there was like one million result. I then try with "NewBehaviourScript". And it's all good now.

Thanks dude !

You're the real MVP !

 

I got it by going on Alt+Enter file > Security > Edit > Put all on Full Control settings. Enjoy!

 

same as above, except I also had to change permissions on parent folder.