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from Jealous Gods Mac convert line endings for unity. The Epic battle will never end whether to use unix, mac, or dos style line endings. Fortunately, I have this handy script that adds an Assets menu item to convert to dos line endings. If you have mixed line endings, the Unity console will print a warning. Unity 5 - Line Endings Fix (Visual Studio) There are inconsistent line endings in the 'someFileName.cs' script. In Unity and edit it in Visual Studio all the line endings are the same. There are inconsistent line endings in the 'someFileName.cs' script. Some are Mac OS X (UNIX) and some are Windows. This might lead to incorrect line numbers in stacktraces and compiler errors. Unitron and other text editors can fix this using Convert Line Endings menu commands. I've seen that more people have this problem but they all are. It sometimes happens that you run into 'inconsistent line ending' warnings when using the Unity Editor. For example, this can happen when importing 3rd-party code from a package in the Unity Asset Store, when working on a project using both Windows and Mac machines, or when using multiple text editors or IDEs to write scripts (such as Microsoft Visual Studio and Unity MonoDevelop). Unity: “inconsistent line endings” dialog shows up ever time I open VS with unity. Ask Question. Always silently auto-convert. The constant prompts are really annoying). Then go to Unity and double click in the Unity console line ending warning message. Visual Studio will open the script with the missing and a line ending dialogue. | 5:26 | ||
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