Hey Ahmo,

did you check the assembly definitions Realvirtual.interfaces.mqtt and Realvirtual.interfaces.TwinCATHMI for any missing references ?

Please also try to delete the Library folder of your project and reopen the project to see if the error persists.

Hi Dan, we checked more in depth and found the issue. Currently we are uploading an update for Asset Store and our download page. Sorry for the bug.

Hi Dan, don't know what is special on your system because if we do the same (empty project...) everything works. It seems that the Standard Settings are not applied during your project setup.

We will check if this problem happens again with other customers but for the moment we have no idea what the issue on our side could be. But you can solve it.

Please add these two lines manually to ProjectSettings:

After this the project should compile as needed.

Now please set once manually (what should have worked automatically during installation) this menu option here:

Hi, this is very strange. Did you started with a clean project. Also something to try - maybe there is old stuff in your Library Folder - close Unty, delete the Library Folder within your Unity Project and restart the Project again.

If this not helps please send us the project to:

https://realvirtual.io/send

Hi, i think it is because you are not using 6.0 LTS (you are using Unity 6.1)

1. Open Unity Hub.
2. In Unity Hub, select Universal 3D under Core templates to use the Universal Render Pipeline (URP) as the basis for your project.
3. Set a project name and choose a location for the project folder.
4. Ensure Editor version 6000.0.X is selected to use Unity 6 LTS.
5. Click Create Project to initialize a new project. This may take some time as Unity sets up the project files.
   

I  checked our doc and it might be missleading there, we changed it to be more precise.

Please check and let us know.

we soon release - this or latest next week a brand new release with a lot of UI enhancements. there it can be always turned off and save its state:

Thanks a lot - there seems to be a bug in our Scene template. We will take care about it in our next release (which will be end of this / beginning of next week).

There are a lot of different locations where lightning settings in Unity / realvirtual can be impacted. Usually our realvirtual Prefab is having everything in what is needed. 

Please check if our Default Render Pipeline is on: 

In realvirtualPrefab in your scene just reset the overrides for making sure that everything is as we defined it in Standard: