[SOLVED] Tag scripts to not compile?

Hello everyone!
Is there a way to tag a script file that shouldn't be compiled?
For example, when there is a script with errors in your project that you don't need right now, can you somehow keep working on different files and test the game without actually removing the error-containing file from the project?

Many thanks for any ideas,
Greetings,
Shu

 

Just make a folder under your assets "WebPlayerTemplates" and put stuff you don't want to compile..
i.e. scripts with errors your not using, but will fix later, just take them off the object or 'tick' disable button on
object..

Since this is usually ignored by the compiler since the WebPlayerTemplates" could contain .js files (web-javascript files) which shouldn't be compiled in Unity.

Still works in Unity 5.1.2p2

Lar

 

@Yowling Cat Games
I see! Thanks for your reply! This is very helpful!

EDIT:
For some reason, though, putting a file there seems to reimport all assets. At least that's what is happening in my project.

 

No problem...I use this little trick all the time...
We may not want to use a bull-horn to broadcast tho...it might go away...ha ha

Lar

 

What version of Unity you using?

I use 5.1.2p2 and works O.K. ...no loading of assets...

Lar

 

I am using 5.3.0 on OSX. When it finished loading, I will try again, though. Maybe it was a strange sporadic bug.

 

I'm also on OS 10.9.5 I have 5.3.0 and I'll try it also...

EDIT: Just tried on 5.3.0 and worked ...no problem...did get the warning of script not found
on a object but I just 'ticked' the check mark on the script and...warnings gone...




Lar

 

I tried again and it worked without reimporting the assets now! Seems to have been a sporadic bug. Thanks again!

 

Your Welcome...

Lar