Probuilder Shape Tool settings.. saved where?

Hi,
So, my dog sat on my keyboard (yeah right), and hit the 0 too many times after the 1 on the shape tool default size and made a plane that is so large, by default, that unity locks up. I can't even open the dialog. Where are the default sizes for the shape tool stored? Somewhere in the windows registry I'm guessing?

I'm not embarrassed at all... like I said.. the dog did it... really.

 

Woohoo! That worked, thank you
First thing I'm going to do is make stairs... 'cause I can. (not because I need them)

 

Hello,
I have the same issue, but with stairs and steps and the reset all thing is not working. Also I can't find ProBuilder 4.2.4-preview.0 and I have preview packages on. Please help.

 

Hey,
I have the same problem but the solution didn't work and I'm crying here :<
I (not accidentally, wanted to push my limits but paid for it badly) put a REALLY large number of stairs, like exponentially large.

opening the ProBuilder window takes 30GB of RAM, and counting.

help ._.

thanks,
Shoham

 

i can't find that file can you help me find it?

 

I also entered an upsettingly large amount of stairs. Unity still runs fine, just not if I try to open shape tool settings with alt+click. Resetting all did not fix it, sadly.

Edit: I also uninstalled and reinstalled probuilder but my shape tool settings were still there somehow so it crashed again.

Edit: I got it to resolve itself by just letting my PC build the 20,000 stair asset. Thankfully it finally did. Would be nice to have an easier fix than that though. if it would have been 1,000,000 stairs I'd be screwed.

 

Well, dumbass me went to add another zero behind my 1000 length segments Plane in New Shape window, and everything came to a halt.

Managed to get around it with this rather adhoc hack:

1. In Project window, go to Packages/ProBuilder/Editor/EditorCore/
2. Open ShapeEditor.cs
3. Find the right ShapeBuilder that you have entered a dumb number in. For me, it's in Planes...

class Plane : ShapeBuilder

        {

            static Pref<float> s_Height = new Pref<float>("ShapeBuilder.Plane.s_Height", 10, SettingsScope.User);

            static Pref<float> s_Width = new Pref<float>("ShapeBuilder.Plane.s_Width", 10, SettingsScope.User);

            static Pref<int> s_HeightSegments = new Pref<int>("ShapeBuilder.Plane.s_HeightSegments", 3, SettingsScope.User);

            static Pref<int> s_WidthSegments = new Pref<int>("ShapeBuilder.Plane.s_WidthSegments", 3, SettingsScope.User);

            static Pref<Axis> s_Axis = new Pref<Axis>("ShapeBuilder.Plane.s_Axis", Axis.Up, SettingsScope.User);



            public override void OnGUI()

            {

                s_Axis.value = (Axis)EditorGUILayout.EnumPopup("Axis", s_Axis);



                s_Width.value = EditorGUILayout.FloatField("Width", s_Width);

                s_Height.value = EditorGUILayout.FloatField("Length", s_Height);



                if (s_Height < 1f)

                    s_Height.value = 1f;



                if (s_Width < 1f)

                    s_Width.value = 1f;



                s_WidthSegments.value = EditorGUILayout.IntField("Width Segments", s_WidthSegments);

                s_HeightSegments.value = EditorGUILayout.IntField("Length Segments", s_HeightSegments);



                if (s_WidthSegments < 0)

                    s_WidthSegments.value = 0;



                if (s_HeightSegments < 0)

                    s_HeightSegments.value = 0;

            }



            //TWEAK THE RELEVANT SHAPE'S BUILD FUNCTION

            public override ProBuilderMesh Build(bool preview = false)

            {

                return ShapeGenerator.GeneratePlane(

                    EditorUtility.newShapePivotLocation,

                    s_Height,

                    s_Width,

                    s_HeightSegments,

                    s_WidthSegments, //FOR ME, I CHANGED THIS VAR TO A HARD INT VALUE OF 10

                    s_Axis);

            }

        }

1. Replace the Build parameters that u entered a value too high (for me it's s_WidthSegments), with a small int value (I went with 10).
2. Save it, now open New Shape, and you should see that even though your big number is still in the inspector, the shape generated is now generated with the hard value you replaced.
3. Now (FFS finally), change the value in the inspector to something small, and close this window.
4. Return to the script and replace your hard value back with the correct variable.
5. Save and return to the peaceful world.

Took me 2 hours to dig S*** up in probuilder. All the above didn't work for me. I'm not a coder enough to know where Probuilder (or Unity) stores all the temp window value inputs.

Maybe a suggestion:

1. Expose an option button in Edit/Preferences/Probuilder: 'Reset Shape Parameters'.

Hope this can help anyone.

 

where do you put or where do you write the 10?

 

where your messed setting is. like for me it is the steps.

 

I also messed up at steps

 

I had the same problem here. I just needed to fix the prefences that already worked. Thank you for the tip.

The strange thing is that the probuilder saves the shape settings for all projects, I think this should have an option to disable this.

 

I tried everything that you said and the other comments but still not working for me it's been 3 days but still.Any other way please

 

i'm sorry it's working now i could not found LastLayout file and now i deleted it and now it's working Thanks and can i use the verified version now? as i'm new in this community and Thanks again.

 

Where can you find the “LastLayout.wlt” file? I also have problems with to many steps on the stair and unity is now crashing.