Exception: Error: called non-existent method System.Boolean UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings::get_enabled(

I'm seeing this error in performance reporting for my recently released beta but I haven't managed to reproduce it myself.

Unity version 2013.3.0p3
IAP version [1.16.0] - 2018-01-25

possibly relevant build settings:
LL2CPP build
'Virtual Reality Supported' is DISABLED

Android SDK build tools 27.0.3
Android SDK Platform 27

Anyone else seeing this? Anyone know a fix/workaround?

Cheers,
Antony.

 

Hi, thanks for the quick reply,

I did run the API updater as I saw on another thread that it can solve similar issues. I also tried completely deleting unity IAP and reinstalling it from scratch to make sure I didn't have any older Unity IAP version's stuff laying around. When reinstalling I made sure that the project had no compile errors before importing Unity IAP and running the API updater.

If the namespace has changed then I don't see how enabling VR would solve the issue as the namespace would still be XR would it not?

 

The version number in all reports is the latest app version on Google Play. This is because I cleared the reports when I uploaded the latest version so older version reports were deleted.

I'll open a support ticket.

 

We are having the same issue. API updater does not run for us, it always fails. Did you resolve your issue?

 

I deleted all the plugins and then reinstalled all the plugins... seems to have worked.

Make sure you have no compile errors each step of the way.

 

This limitation is kind of annoying from a usability standpoint. Is there anyway to get Unity to only compile the editor scripts to run the updater? Or does it rely on reflection and other things that need all code compiled before running, if that's the case then does it fail to convert code in #def tags that are not active? For example if I import the new unity IAB when on iOS would my and any plugins' #UNITY_ANDROID code fail to update correctly?

 

We managed to get the API Updater to work by creating a new project, installing IAP, running API updater and copying the files to our existing project.
Thanks for the help in this thread!

 

I'm in the same boat on this issue. I've tried this last suggestion of importing the IAP package into a fresh project and allowing the API updater to run, then replace the UnityPurchasing and UnityChannel folders in my main project but I still get this runtime error:

Code (CSharp):

1. Exception: Error: called non-existent method System.Boolean UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings::get_enabled()
2. E/Unity   (32482):   at UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings.get_enabled () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
3. E/Unity   (32482):   at UnityEngine.Purchasing.GooglePlayAndroidJavaStore.<Purchase>b__2_0 () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
4. E/Unity   (32482):   at UnityEngine.Purchasing.Extension.UnityUtil.Update () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0

I'm using Unity 2017.4.3, I'm just updating to 2017.4.6 to see if it's any different. I've got the latest IAP classes v1.19.0. I don't use VR??

 

@JeffDUnity3D I'd followed the previous suggestion where someone had suggested to import the IAP classes into a new project allowing the API updater to run, and then copying and replacing the updated plugin files into my main project. However you might be able to confirm for me if this is a false move or not. But if not, then yes I ran the API updater over the imported package, I was prompted to run it after importing.

note: I don't want to run the API updater unnecessarily over my entire project because it's a very huge and complex project, I have no idea what else it will do to my third party DLL's and what behavioural changes it might cause. I never run the API updater on it because I prefer to fix any API code errors myself so I know what's being changed. I don't quite understand why I even need the API updater at all... will this namespace mix up be fixed in an IAP class update? this is the thing I hate about DLL's and compiled source, I have no control over the code and things inevitably become outdated usually with no course of action available to a programmer but to wait for someone else to maybe fix it.

 

I'm not sure if you're following me, I have a very large project with dozens of plugins, some very old. To have quality control I can not run the API updater on my main project. It's not a viable option for me because I don't know what kinds of issues it will cause. Under normal circumstances I understand I shouldn't 'need' to do extra manual steps.... I'm saying that I don't have a choice, because I can't run the API updater on my main project. Can you verify if I were to:
- create empty project
- import IAP classes
- run API updater
- copy and paste these plugin files from this new project to my existing project

Would you expect the files to be updated to use the XR namespace? because this seems to be my only option, and it's not working. I still get the error as described in my first message.

 

Ok thanks for confirming that the copy and paste would not work. I use version control so I'll just run the API updater allowing it to change whatever it changes, and then revert all changes other than the IAP plugin files. That should get best of both worlds. It would take me a week to confirm that the API updater wasn't creating bugs in other plugins for every platform and build variant we support otherwise.

 

Same problem in Unity 2018.2.17f1. Five times I deleted and reinstalled an IAP plugin (last version 1.20.1), but it doesn't work. VR is nowhere used and not enabled, it's a google play application.
How can I solve this?

 

I made all steps from link, but question "Update API, Did you make a backup?" didn't appear. Before that was installed IAP 1.18, Unity version 2017 (not sure), IAP used first time in this project. In new blank project i don't try.

 

Okay, i will try it. Thanks!

 

@JeffDUnity3D I've tried to import IAP in empty project, but promt message in step 5 haven't show

 

I've tried on my second computer (windows 7 x64, administration privilegies, both - first and second), i've installed clean last Unity 2018.2.18f1, but there is same situation - no dialog.
Why this dialog so important - there is talk about obsolete functions?

 

Jeff, I don't understand how VR is associated with IAP?
What else can I do?

 

This is not my project, but I asked the owner to reinstall the IAP. He reinstalled, dialog has been show and IAP did not give an error (he also has windows 7 and the latest version of Unity). The only difference is that he reinstalled with his project keys.
But, logically, in my empty project it should have worked.

Maybe it be usefull information.

 

Had the same issue in 2019.

Just so everyone knows, I made a backup of my project then did what Jeff suggested, followed the steps on this link:
https://forum.unity.com/threads/iap-troubleshooting-remove-and-reinstall-unity-iap.511747/

Worked like a charm, the error is gone now after rebuilding to an android device.

Thanks @JeffDUnity3D !

 

It did not work for me
I spend the last 3 days working on getting the in-app to work on Android.

I did try it with the codeless IAP and the code way.
I did this https://forum.unity.com/threads/iap-troubleshooting-remove-and-reinstall-unity-iap.511747/

But the problem is the API Updater thinks it is all fine.
So with the Services -> In-app-> "Import" after the folder removal -> NO Api confirmation pop up appears.

And hitting the purchase button on a mobile device "Android":
MissingMethodException : bool UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings.get_enabled()

Unity Version: 2019.1.0b.10

Maybe related?:
I updated from 2019.1.0b.07 and had issues with the package manager manifest.
[com.unity.package-manager-ui@2.1.1] cannot be found

I manipulated the manifest.json to
"com.unity.package-manager-ui": "2.1.2",
and since then everything worked fine with the manager.


Full Debug:
Non-fatal Exception: java.lang.Exception
MissingMethodException : bool UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings.get_enabled()
UnityEngine.Purchasing.JSONStore.Purchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.JSONStore)
UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager.InitiatePurchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager)
UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager.InitiatePurchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager)
UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager.InitiatePurchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager)
UnityEngine.Purchasing.CodelessIAPStoreListener.InitiatePurchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.CodelessIAPStoreListener)
UnityEngine.Purchasing.IAPButton.PurchaseProduct (UnityEngine.Purchasing.IAPButton)
UnityEngine.Events.InvokableCall.Invoke (UnityEngine.Events.InvokableCall)
UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent.Invoke (UnityEngine.Events.UnityEvent)
UnityEngine.UI.Button.Press (UnityEngine.UI.Button)
UnityEngine.UI.Button.OnPointerClick (UnityEngine.UI.Button)
UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents.Execute (UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents)
UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents.Execute[T] (UnityEngine.EventSystems.ExecuteEvents)
UnityEngine.EventSystems.EventSystem:Update (UnityEngine.EventSystems)

 

I also tried to import the iap in an empty project running under the same organization.
Its my private pc right now and I am the only admin.

On importing the iap via the services tab no "Update API, Did you make a backup?" appears.

Could it be that the answer to this prompt is saved somewhere (because i might have said no the very first time) and shared to other machines via pulling the collab version of the project?

 

OMG it worked....

I pulled the project from my macbook.
And did follow
https://forum.unity.com/threads/iap-troubleshooting-remove-and-reinstall-unity-iap.511747/

And oh wonder! On the macbook the prompt came as the very first pop up.
It manipulated these two files

Editor.dll
Stores.dll

After sending this change over collab to the pc editor and building the apk there.
The test purchase pop up of google play opened the very first time!

Such a release!!

 

I keep getting this error so annoying

MethodAccessException: Method `UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings.get_enabled()' is inaccessible from method `UnityEngine.Purchasing.GooglePlayAndroidJavaStore.Purchase(string,string)'
04-13 11:52:10.355 13312 13355 E Unity : at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Object.__icall_wrapper_mono_throw_method_access(intptr,intptr)
04-13 11:52:10.355 13312 13355 E Unity : at UnityEngine.Purchasing.GooglePlayAndroidJavaStore.Purchase (System.String productJSON, System.String developerPayload) [0x00019] in <4d0cb115fad04af59efcffe23f032975>:0
04-13 11:52:10.355 13312 13355 E Unity : at UnityEngine.Purchasing.JSONStore.Purchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.ProductDefinition product, System.String developerPayload) [0x00129] in <4d0cb115fad04af59efcffe23f032975>:0
04-13 11:52:10.355 13312 13355 E Unity : at UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager.InitiatePurchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.Product product, System.String developerPayload) [0x0003c] in <2abeedd3020a43afa91d367b26a24e86>:0
04-13 11:52:10.355 13312 13355 E Unity : at UnityEngine.Purchasing.PurchasingManager.InitiatePurchase (UnityEngine.Purchasing.Product product) [0x00000] in <2abeedd3020a43afa91d367b26a24e86>:0
04-13 11:52:10.355 13312 13355 E Unity : at SIS.IAPManager.PurchaseProduct (System.St
04-13 11:52:19.433 13312 13355 E Unity : MethodAccessException: Method `UnityEngine.VR.VRSettings.get_enabled()' is inaccessible from method `UnityEngine.Purchasing.GooglePlayAndroidJavaStore.Purchase(string,string)'
04-13 11:52:19.433 13312 13355 E Unity : at (wrapper managed-to-native) System.Object.__icall_wrapper_mono_throw_method_access(intptr,intptr)

 

Ive done everything from above other then switching to another computer.

 

Same error here, I already tried removing and reinstalling the IAP package at least 3 times. Nothing works. And the message “I made a backup, go ahead” don’t appears.

 

I cant really understand this one, even the Update API is greyed out so everything looks to be updated....

 

The same here. I feel like wasting time in my projects on a simple thing like IAP, because of a possible Unity bug.

 

Exactly I am also fairly experienced with Unity, but this seems like more then what I am doing from my side of things. Are you also using the 2019 version?

 

Yes, I’m using the latest stable version, 2019 f2

 

GOT SOLUTION For 2019 users:
I tried this with Unity2019.1.0f2 and the "Update API, Did you make a backup?" popup didn't appear.

Tried creating a new project with Unity2018.3.10f1 in Documents folder and the "Update API, Did you make a backup?" popup appeared. I then took the UDP, UnityChannel, and UnityPurchasing folder and pasted it in my 2019 project.
Before pasting the updated folders delete the existing 3 folders from your 2019 project. I built and ran it on my device and it worked.

One thing i noticed is after building and running it on my device without publishing the apk on google play console. The IAP popup still appeared and i was able to make a test purchase. So if you wana test it just do a build and run onto your device but make sure you set up the testers accounts under account settings and alpha testers accounts under alpha release in google play console. oh and of course make sure you setup the in app products. number of products used in unity should be same as number of products added to google play console otherwise Unity IAP won't initialize properly and the button won't work.

EDIT: I Mean Create a new project with Unity2018.3.10f1 enable IAP and Import files then you should get the popup.

Cheers

 

That worked! Thank you.

 

Interesting, I used the 2019.1 build and my project was in 2019.2. I will try this way and report back. Didn't even think about doing it this way but wow might be helpful! Thanks!

 

He dosnt open the project from 2019 to 2018. He creates an entirely new project from 2018 and takes those iap import files and copies them into the existing 2019 project. Yall dropped the ball on this one just a little. Hopefully no one imports iap into a 2019 it's broken.