Invalid AABB inAABB??

I get this error after pusing some data to Firebase. Not sure what is going on here but it just started.

Invalid AABB inAABB

UnityEngine.CanvasRenderer:SetMesh(Mesh)

TMPro.TextMeshProUGUI:GenerateTextMesh() (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.textmeshpro@3.0.1/Scripts/Runtime/TMPro_UGUI_Private.cs:4373)

TMPro.TextMeshProUGUI:OnPreRenderCanvas() (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.textmeshpro@3.0.1/Scripts/Runtime/TMPro_UGUI_Private.cs:1647)

TMPro.TextMeshProUGUI:Rebuild(CanvasUpdate) (at Library/PackageCache/com.unity.textmeshpro@3.0.1/Scripts/Runtime/TextMeshProUGUI.cs:224)

UnityEngine.Canvas:ForceUpdateCanvases()

SocialApp.<TestEnumerator>d__21:MoveNext() (at Assets/SocialAppTemplate/Scripts/Loaders/FeedsDataLoader.cs:252)

UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour:StartCoroutine(IEnumerator)

SocialApp.FeedsDataLoader:OnFeedsLoaded(FeedCallback) (at Assets/SocialAppTemplate/Scripts/Loaders/FeedsDataLoader.cs:222)

SocialApp.<>c__DisplayClass93_0:<GetFriendsFeedsAt>b__5() (at Assets/SocialAppTemplate/Scripts/Controllers/FirebaseController.cs:1762)

<ActionWrapper>d__4:MoveNext() (at Assets/SocialAppTemplate/Scripts/UnityMainThreadDispatcher/UnityMainThreadDispatcher.cs:61)

UnityEngine.MonoBehaviour:StartCoroutine(IEnumerator)

<>c__DisplayClass2_0:<Enqueue>b__0() (at Assets/SocialAppTemplate/Scripts/UnityMainThreadDispatcher/UnityMainThreadDispatcher.cs:46)

UnityMainThreadDispatcher:Update() (at Assets/SocialAppTemplate/Scripts/UnityMainThreadDispatcher/UnityMainThreadDispatcher.cs:34)

 

Hey Diego, yes my content panel of my ScrollView is returning NaN. The error seems to point to a Canvas.ForceUpdateCanvases section of my code. I am also getting some errors of Not Allowed during Rebuild Loop at the same time as the AABB error. I think when i call

Code (CSharp):

1.  LayoutRebuilder.MarkLayoutForRebuild (_textLookPanel.transform as RectTransform);
2.             LayoutRebuilder.MarkLayoutForRebuild (_textCont as RectTransform);
3.             _textCont.GetComponent<VerticalLayoutGroup>().SetLayoutVertical();
4.             Canvas.ForceUpdateCanvases();

Its causing the content to not resize properly cause its stuck in this loop. But i need my content panel to resize after i load in objects as its child. and we all know that the content size fitter doesnt always do its job so you have to force update its transform and thats what im trying to do but it doesnt like it sometimes.

 

@DiegoDePalacio This is what i get when rebuilding the content after adding new gameobjects to the list of children. I dont get why its throwing itself into a loop like this when its only being called once.

 

I removed the Canvas.ForceUpdateCanvases since i was calling it twice, and the issue seemed to go away. I think it caught itself in a loop while trying to execute 2 rebuilds and ended up not factoring its scale in between calls.

 

I lied, it didnt get fixed.

 

Thats actually what i did Diego. I found the issue. I was adding tmp text field while a rebuid was active and it didnt like that.

 

I'm getting the same error when activating a parent gameobject of some UI elements. Its not breaking anything but its really annoying seeing the error there

 

I started getting this error after doing lots of texture and sprite atlas optimizations. How do I narrow down the cause? I don't use any code related to meshes or forced canvas updates, etc.

 

Posting my edge case here in case it ends up being helpful to anyone with the same issue. In my case the cause was trying to access a removed component on a prefab variant. Calling GetComponent<>() when no component of that type exists usually just returns null, but calling it on a prefab variant with a removed component that's present on the parent prefab still returns a non-null component with what seems to be a broken transform, which leads to this unhelpful error being printed. Good to note that this is on an older Unity version (2021) which doesn't support fully deleting components on prefab variants. I believe this is now supported on the latest Unity version.