Atlases eternal doom. UIAtlas is not found, AtlasMaker is broken.

[vexe]

So after I upgraded to 3.0.6 - I "accidentally" opened an old atlas (created in 2.6.4) - Now I'm stuck with a broken atlas maker (See attachment), since now NGUI "remembers" stuff - Closing/Reopening Unity won't fix it - NOR does removing and re-importing NGUI!!

I'm now stuck with a broken atlas maker - I can't do anything.

What can be done about this? - Where does NGUI "remember" stuff? Is there a clear cache button or some cache some where that I could erase?

@Aren please this problem has been around for a while now and I know I'm not the first one to come across it.

(For the future: Please consider removing the atlas thing all together, or at least, make it transparent user-wise)

Thanks.

EDIT: Just read you patched it - well, it's still there it seems.

EDIT: Check out the attachment, for the latest full screen version of the bug - I can't minimize, nor do anything but stare at it. (Happens automatically when opening the AtlasMaker)

[ArenMook]

That's pretty epic and I wonder what happened there. Which line is it breaking out on? Sounds like you should add some null check in there. I've never seen it break like that.

[vexe]

Very epic indeed - It's now full screen (see updated attachment) - I can't minimize/close it to see the error - I can't seem to use NGUI anymore - Since this keeps happening no matter what I do (remove/reimport NGUI, restart Unity etc)

Please tell me there's a way to make NGUI FORGETS - like it REMEMBERS.

Where is this memorizing data kept?

[ArenMook]

You can right-click the tab and choose to Close it.

[ArenMook]

To clear what NGUI remembers, use:

1. UnityEditor.EditorPrefs.DeleteAll();

[vexe]

Alright I uploaded a shot of the error - check it out!

[ArenMook]

Unfortunately our line numbers don't match. I'm guessing you're not on f5?

[vexe]

Guess not.

line 402 says: Texture tex = material.mainTexture;
line 250: if (mSprites.Count == 0) Upgrade();

[ArenMook]

I'll add a !material check in there to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. Thanks!