2D Game Kit assets disappearing
HI! I'm just trying out Unity, but it's already giving me a lot of trouble.
I'm messing around with the 2D Game Kit and everything's going fine. I'm looking at the guide online just to figure things out and what not, but randomly, if I leave the window for awhile and come back, Unity seems to try and reload the 2D Game Kit assets for whatever reason, which doesn't work and leaves everything blank/pink.
I tried refreshing and reloading assets. I even tried a different solution, which was deleting the library folder and letting Unity reconstruct the assets, but it didn't work. Seems like at a certain point Unity just removes all assets, including the tabs up top and any tutorial. The only thing that seems to remain is what's in the hierarchy.
Example of what it normally looks like:
This wouldn't be such a big deal if it were just for this project, but what's to say Unity won't just remove all of my own assets on my own project in the future?
Any help would be appreciated! And let me know if there's any other info I could provide. I'm not sure what would be useful, I'm very new to this!
Answer by tomt3 · Mar 06, 2019 at 09:41 AM
I had this problem as well @Camiisade and the reason it happened to me is because I changed the build from pc to android. I then turned it back to pc and it worked fine and everything was back to normal.
I suggest looking at what build your Unity project is (i.e. pc, ios, android, etc.)
Answer by awais503 · Apr 05, 2019 at 06:49 PM
In unity Editor GOTO: Assets > 2DGamekit > Art > Sprites > Environment > Tilesets Select Tileset_Rock.png and in Inspector change quality 1024 and apply.
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