Post by sol-vin in Unable to load add-on script from path

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Yeah, all of that is correct. My addons folder is lower cased. It is “finding” assetplacer during the build step but turning it on in the project settings still causes the error.

In the screen shot I have included the addons file directory in the browser.

Also clicking build produces all these warnings, but they do essentially let me know that assetplacer is building.

No output in the godot dev console either

Here is a gist of msbuild’s output.

https://gist.github.com/sol-vin/74c4608471fa784cf1d3056733baaa79

I can get the plugin working with a fresh project…, not sure why this won’t work. Maybe it’s because my project started as a GDScript project and then I switched to try and use this plugin.

CookieBadger20 days ago

Thanks for the screenshot. Your setup does indeed look correct.

Sometimes, such issues can occur when certain C# files are not properly (re-)built, and the engine thinks they are at a different location.

Can you try both going to MSBuild and pressing 'Clean Build', and if that still does not work, manually deleting the folder: C:/Users/Ian/Documents/GitHub/liminalita/.godot/mono

This 'mono' folder is where the compiled C# files are put when they are built, so if stuff goes wrong, deleting that often helps.

If the problem persists, would you please also send me the contents of the .csproj and .sln files inside your project folder?

Thanks for the patience, by the way, I hope together we're getting to the root of the problem.

sol-vin20 days ago

No problem, tried both, no effect.

Here are the csproj and sln files. thanks for helping :)

https://gist.github.com/sol-vin/31977a8e7468e38736a1ebbdbe141601

CookieBadger20 days ago

Alright, since you have nothing uncommon there, it should be safe to delete both .sln and .csproj files, and see if that fixes the issue.

If it doesn't, then I guess there must be an issue with either your .NET installation (or Mono, but better not to use Mono anymore), the NuGet configuration, or some stuff within your userdata folders.

As a start, you should try and make sure that NuGet works. From the docs:

A simple way to fix the NuGet configuration file is to regenerate it. In a file explorer window, go to %AppData%\NuGet. Rename or delete the NuGet.Config file. When you build your Godot project again, the file will be automatically created with default values.

I can recall this fixing the issue on one of my machines once. I really hope we won't have to reinstall stuff, I wouldn't want you to go through that trouble.

sol-vin19 days ago

I just decided to make a new project and reimport my main scene. Luckily I organized things well enough that copy-pasting everything just worked.

CookieBadger19 days ago

Okay, I'm sorry that you had this extra effort just to get the plugin working. Do let me know if you ever have the problem again, and if regenerating the NuGet Config helps in that case.

Best regards, and happy developing!

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