[Unity] [Mac] NullReferenceException Error on Import

kbm

Hey everyone,

I get this weird NullReferenceException Error in Unity when I import the Unity-Spine Runtime:

NullReferenceException: (null)
UnityEditor.SerializedObject..ctor (UnityEngine.Object[] objs)
UnityEditor.Editor.GetSerializedObjectInternal ()
UnityEditor.Editor.get_serializedObject ()
SkeletonDataAssetInspector.OnEnable () (at Assets/spine-unity/Editor/SkeletonDataAssetInspector.cs:56)

Here is an image:

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Weirdly, this ONLY happens on my Macbook Air, NOT on my Windows Desktop PC. Same Project, same Setup.

I already tried reimporting the stuff a dozen times but I'm out of luck - the Editor lets me start/test the scene but the error always pops up right at the beginning.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks everyone,

cheers!

Mitch

Huh... thats odd... That looks more like a Unity GUI issue to me...

What version of Unity are you using?
Also would you mind sending me your json, atlas.txt, and texture(s) ?

kbm

Mitch wrote
Huh... thats odd... That looks more like a Unity GUI issue to me...

What version of Unity are you using?
Also would you mind sending me your json, atlas.txt, and texture(s) ?

Thanks for your reply,

I attached the json atlas and texture files. Nonetheless: The error still happens when I don't have the assets imported (just the spine-unity and spine-csharp folders I downloaded from github)

I am using Unity 4.3.2f1

Thanks for your help!

Mitch

This could be a Unity 4.3x glitch - does it effect anything in terms of playing animations?

kbm

Mitch wrote
This could be a Unity 4.3x glitch - does it effect anything in terms of playing animations?

No, it doesn't seem to affect anything besides giving the error.

Mitch

kbm wrote
Mitch wrote
This could be a Unity 4.3x glitch - does it effect anything in terms of playing animations?

No, it doesn't seem to affect anything besides giving the error.

I'm pretty sure it's a glitch in the StaticPreviewRender part of the importer that generates the thumbnail - I haven't tracked down exactly what state causes it yet.