!dest.m_MultiFrameGUIState.m_NamedKeyControlList

The maybe its something in a certain GUI code that i dont use anymore...

 

Still happening for me in 4.5.5

 

4.6.0b17 too

 

Still happens for me in 4.6 b21 and 5.0 b9. Its annoying because these things spam my console until I restart Unity.

 

Thanks JoshuaPack for this - quick and simple to add this to my script and all the bogus errors went away!

 

This is what I'm using:

Code (CSharp):

1. using UnityEngine;
2. using System.Collections;
3.  
4. public class TextBox : MonoBehaviour {
5.     public string stringToEdit = "";
6.     void OnGUI() {
7.         GUI.SetNextControlName("MyTextField");
8.         stringToEdit = GUI.TextField(new Rect(10, 10, 200, 20), stringToEdit, 25);
9.         GUI.FocusControl("MyTextField");
10.     }
11. }

Version 4.6.1f1
Still getting this error.
I'm not sure how to modify this to remove the error.
This code came directly from the Unity Documentation!!

 

4.6.3f1 just upgraded. This wee beastie crept back timorous from the shadows.

I added a comment to the tracker bug

EDIT: Restarting the editor has made the errors go away for now...

 

Back in Unity 5 consistently for me.

 

Same here in Unity 5.
The errors persist even restart editor.

 

It also happened to me in Unity 5, after saving everything and restart the Unity editor, the error stopped and after a while it reappeared again, after another restart the error disappeared, it appears to me that is an inconsistent random error.

 

I was doing some dynamic creation of Buttons and hooking them up to an event listener when I was getting this error every time I clicked on the button or anywhere on the screen. I am using unity Unity 5.0.0f4 (64-bit)
For me, just adding a void OnGUI(){} cleared it up for me. Did not even have to have any code inside it.

 

As mentioned numerous times in this thread, this is not a solution, because adding OnGUI cripples the performance a lot.

 

Just close the unity. restart it.

 

It always happens even after Unity restart. This is not a solution.