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NGUI 3 Support / Updating, but when using some of the example/sample prefabs
« on: December 05, 2014, 10:21:28 AM »
Howdy,
After doing it wrong once, a while back (followed another dev's instructions instead of the NGUI readme instructions, plus using our asset server, which isn't real source control ... ) I really borked our project.
More recently, I followed the README upgrade steps and could successfully upgrade NGUI, except for one part: I use some control prefabs (examples/atlases/wooden) and atlases/fonts from that directory as well in creating some of my prefabs.
After upgrading, all my prefabs need to be hand-edited to re-point them to the atlases/fonts.
Am I still upgrading wrong, or is this a known problem ? If so, what would be the best way to prevent it ? (I'm considering: move/copy the NGUI examples directory to somewhere outside of the NGUI tree, so on delete it still exists. Or use our own fonts and atlases, but I haven't found an easy way to find all places I'm using something from those atlases/fonts - would rather not search by hand)
Steps I did:
1. In Unity, File -> New Scene
2. Delete the NGUI folder from the Project View.
2a. Check in the delete of NGUI to the asset server (if you delete and re-import w/o submitting the delete, the asset server can't figure it out and does bad things)
3. Import NGUI from the updated Unity Package.
Thanks!
After doing it wrong once, a while back (followed another dev's instructions instead of the NGUI readme instructions, plus using our asset server, which isn't real source control ... ) I really borked our project.
More recently, I followed the README upgrade steps and could successfully upgrade NGUI, except for one part: I use some control prefabs (examples/atlases/wooden) and atlases/fonts from that directory as well in creating some of my prefabs.
After upgrading, all my prefabs need to be hand-edited to re-point them to the atlases/fonts.
Am I still upgrading wrong, or is this a known problem ? If so, what would be the best way to prevent it ? (I'm considering: move/copy the NGUI examples directory to somewhere outside of the NGUI tree, so on delete it still exists. Or use our own fonts and atlases, but I haven't found an easy way to find all places I'm using something from those atlases/fonts - would rather not search by hand)
Steps I did:
1. In Unity, File -> New Scene
2. Delete the NGUI folder from the Project View.
2a. Check in the delete of NGUI to the asset server (if you delete and re-import w/o submitting the delete, the asset server can't figure it out and does bad things)
3. Import NGUI from the updated Unity Package.
Thanks!