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Debugging Unity Errors – Deterministic Compilation Failed

If you ever get an error that says Deterministic compilation failed just watch this video and you will learn how to fix it. This error occurs when you upgrade your Unity project to the latest 2020 version of Unity. To fix this error all you have to do is disable the use deterministec compilation option in your Player Settings. You should then be able to clear your console. If it does not clear then just restart your Unity project.

If you want to learn how to debug different errors in Unity and become a better game developer, please check out our other Unity debugging videos. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWeGoBm1YHVg9HKx8dPv5gHnT-p5dOOgt

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Debugging Unity 2020 – Collab Not Working

How to Make Collab Work

If you update to a 2020 version of Unity you may run into a problem where the Unity callable is not working. This error occurs when you were using collab in an old version and then update to the latest 2020 version. Unity has made some big changes to the collab system and so when you update to the latest version you also need to update the unity collab package version in the package manager window. this problem will display several errors in your console window which will prevent you from playing your game. to fix this error go to the services window and click on . this will open a new window for all the collab settings. It is here as well that you can the latest collab package version. once update the error will be gone and you be able to play your project again.

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Debugging Unity – Missing UI Scripts in Unity Package.

For this lesson, we will show you how to debug a problem that can occur when you import a unity package that was developed in a newer version of Unity than you are currently using. The problem is that you might be missing all the UI component script from the objects in your package. If this is the case then there are two options for fixing this problem. You can either go back through each object in the package and replace the UI components or the better option, just update your project to the new compatible version of Unity.