Systems not Running when I build and run

looks like my systems are not running when I build and run. Do I need to do something in build settings? Im using live link with sub scenes.

 

Is IL2CPP meant to be enables and .NET 4x ?

EDIT : Tested made no difference

 

Bump

 

Have a look at the logs. I had to disable IL2CPP due to some IJobForEach errors preventing systems from running.

 

Ok, looking at editor log and player log I see no errors. This is going to age me I can tell

 

Im not sure im looking at the correct logs. Where are they saved?. Also is there a way from me to print to the console while running a game

 

Should be c:\YourUsername\AppData\LocalLow\YourCompanyName\YourGameName\

 

I see a Log dir inside my game folder, if I "ls" that dir it only shows package update logs

 

Are you using IL2CPP? What version of the editor are you using? As far as I'm aware IL2CPP code does not generate for ECS unless you modify link.xml in Unity versions less than 2019.3.0a12.

 

Tried both IL2CPP and Mono. The only reason I think my system is not sunning is because it suppose to build a mesh, is there a way to output debug print data so I can check what is and what is not running.

Editor 2019.2.0f1
Entities 0.1.1
Mathematics 1.1.0
Jobs 0.1.0
Hybrid Render 0.1.1
Burst 1.1.2

Do u have more information on the link.xml. First I’ve heard of it.

 

Here is a link on link.xml: Managed bytecode stripping with IL2CPP

Here is a link on the issue related to ECS and IL2CPP: [ECS] IL2CPP Player doesn't render Game Objects converted to Entities

If you disable burst compilation (can be done in the project settings) you could use UnityEngine.Debug.Log() in your system / job. The UnityEngine.Debug.Log() outputs are put in the player log. This can be found at these locations depending on your platform:

macOS ~/Library/Logs/Company Name/Product Name/Player.log
Windows C:\Users\username\AppData\LocalLow\CompanyName\ProductName\Player.log
Linux ~/.config/unity3d/CompanyName/ProductName/Player.log

I wonder if using the live convert scene view doesn't have something to do with it.

 

Really appropriate all the info, I will dig into it tonight
O one last question that just occurred to me, could my own custom assembly file be breaking my build or would the errors be clear. I’m assuming it all good since I see no errors in the editor during run time.

 

I'm not sure whether or not an assembly definition could be breaking your build, but I suspect that it shouldn't be causing any issues if your scripts are working properly in the editor.

 

Turns out my entities were not serializing correctly because I did not associate them with a game object. I now see what I see at run time in the editor.

https://forum.unity.com/threads/subscenes-help-with-live-link.699470/#post-4876937