Resolved Unity 2022.3.3f1 crash on build, works in playtime

one of the scripts that the logs refrence:


all of the arrays are counted as an error

this is in my custom Class also as an error

same as above
https://pastebin.com/dksMG1i3 - logs

 

AnimationController is from the Editor only side of the Unity API. You can't use them in a built project. Normally you can surround them with

#if UNITY_EDITOR

pre-processors, though in your case you're going to have to rethink your approach.

 

well thats a bummer because this worked exactly 1 to 1 as i wanted... well, good to know that UnityEditor works in playtime only though

 

changed prefix. i will not mark it as resolved for a while because i lowkey wish for a suggestion on how i can remake it lol

 

Shouldn't you just be using the Animator component? It basically does the same thing.

 

hmm, ive replaced every AnimatorController with Animator, and while i still had to use runtimeAnimatorController it didnt pop up the UnityEditor, so i think it should be good. The problem now is that i cannot assign any of the animation controllers in the inspector. which to me is kinda weird. i now fear if its even possible to assign the animators using an array

 

It's not going to be a drop in replacement. You should probably learn how to use it: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/class-Animator.html

 

I've managed to find the solution, and it turned out to be surprisingly straightforward, just like my initial attempt. Instead of using AnimatorController or Animator, I used RuntimeAnimatorController, which works exactly as AnimatorController but actually works in the build. I would like to help you for your help!
i will forever remember to not trust the UnityEditor lol

 

I wouldn't think of it like that. The API under UnityEditor is for use in the editor, such as editor scripts, editor tools, etc. Naturally it requires the editor to make sense, so it can't be used in build.