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[Solved] i don't have the collab button.

Discussion in 'Unity Collaborate' started by vincgordo, Dec 15, 2018.

  1. vincgordo

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    hello,
    i 've try the new version 2018.3.
    but now the collab's button have disappear.
    all service are ok. collab enable. we haven't change anything.
    the other member have no problem.

    i've check every thing.
    i'm try to clic on "collaborate toolbar". nothing happens.
     
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  2. Ryan-Unity

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    Hi @vincgordo! From 2018.3 onward, Collaborate is now a package. This means that Collaborate needs to be loaded into the Editor from the Packages manifest.json, which can be found in the Packages folder of your project. Open your manifest file and check if it has the following line inside your list of dependencies:
    "com.unity.collab-proxy": "1.2.15",

    If it doesn't then add it in, save, then restart Unity. The Collab Toolbar should reappear.
    If it's in there and there's still no Collab Toolbar then check the Unity Console for any Package-related errors. If the Package Manager fails to load then it can also prevent Collaborate from loading.
    I hope this helps to resolve your issue. :)
     
  3. Deleted User

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    Hi!

    Can we deinstall all the packages we are not using? Or will they reinstall themselves automatically each time we launch Unity?
     
  4. Ryan-Unity

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    Hi @AnneSchmidt! Go to Windows->Package Manager to open the Package Manager window. From there you can select each package that you don't plan on using and click on Uninstall to remove them. They will only reinstall themselves if you delete your manifest file and restart Unity so that it recreates a default file that includes several standard packages.
     
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  5. Deleted User

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    Thanks! :)

    I did that while you were writing this post and it appears to be working fine; the packages did not reinstall themselves after I restarted Unity.
     
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  6. vincgordo

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    Thanks for your reply,
    i've check the manifest.json file, and many of package aren't load. i've a bunch of error without discription at all.
    no SRP feature, no collab button, no package manager button.. etc.
    i've allready desintall and reinstall unity via unity HUB 1.3.2

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  7. Ryan-Unity

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    That is really bizarre! Do you see these same errors with a brand new empty project? Have you tried copying out your current manifest somewhere else then deleting it before restarting Unity so that it can load a default manifest file to see if you're still getting those errors?
     
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  9. vincgordo

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    yes i've tried with new scene, new project. it's amazing. i've deleted the manifest.json, and it create automaticaly a new one. the file is ok, but nothing is loaded by unity. i don't know what's wrong.
    if i find, i'll tell you.
     
  10. vincgordo

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    news scenes, new manifest.json, i've tried many things, nothing change. package manager isn't there. where it's installed?
     
  11. Deleted User

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    Try the following:
    • completely deinstall Unity,
    • delete the directory where is was installed, completely
    • delete the Unity folders you'll find in "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local", in "C:\Users\Username\AppData\LocalLow" and "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming"
    • reinstall Unity.
     
  12. vincgordo

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    good idea. i'll try this. before i've never had any probleme with Unity. it's a wonderfull software. i've tried UE4 ... i was lost.
     
  13. vincgordo

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    again, no matter what i do.. nothing have change. unity 2018.1.9f2 is ok. but Unity 2018.3.0f2 doesn't have package manager, and the others stuffs
     
  14. Deleted User

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    I have all of them in mine. You'd rather file a bug report about that. :)
     
  15. vincgordo

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    the alpha (2019) is ok too... i really don't understand.
     
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    What do you have in "~\2018.3.0f2\Editor\Data\PackageManager"?
     
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  18. Korindian

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    As someone mentioned above, you might want to try the solution given in this thread. The Unity devs themselves filed a bug for this. The temporary solution is to install the .NET Core Cross Platform Development Visual Studio Component.
     
  19. vincgordo

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    ho yeah this was the solution!
    (damned! i haven't read all the thread before... i've spend many hours for nothing)

    install VS2017 with NET core cross platform.

    Thanks a lot!
     
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  20. wanefawes

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    So if your version is 2019.4,15 what do you put in the line of code? I see the line you were speaking of in the reply to this post but mine says 1.3 9