No script asset for ConversationTrack.

[ava]

Hi,

I have a problem that I cannot fix: when I add a conversationtrack to a timeline, I get this warning:

"No script asset for ConversationTrack. Check that the definition is in a file of the same name."

I can however add a startconversationclip, but that gives me this warning:

No script asset for StartConversationClip. Check that the definition is in a file of the same name.

That clip is not useable.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

Thx!
Alex

[nathanj]

I get this issue with all the timeline associated scripts in our main build - doesn’t happen in any other build and I can’t figure fire out why.

Check if the other timeline plugins work or not. I’m guessing they won’t.

The only solution I could find was to comment out all the “#If Using Unity 2017.3+....” lines at the top and the end line (#end if) for all timeline related scripts - including timelineTrigger.cs The syntax of my example is horrible but I’m away from my computer. I’ll check back in the morning and post a proper example if your still stuck.

Hope this makes sense.
Nathan

[Tony Li]

It's a known bug in certain versions of Unity 2017 and 2018. The bug is slated to be fixed in the release version of 2018.3.

Can you update to Dialogue System version 2.0.7 or higher?

In Dialogue System versions 2.0.6 and earlier, the top line of the timeline scripts was:

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#if UNITY_2017_1_OR_NEWER && !(UNITY_2017_3 && UNITY_WSA)

This was to address another bug in Unity 2017.3 and Windows Store apps. However, the first bug mentioned above prevents Timeline from being able to parse that line in some Unity versions.

In Dialogue System version 2.0.7, the line was changed to:

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#if UNITY_2017_1_OR_NEWER

and Timeline just won't work in Unity 2017.3 builds for Windows Store apps. But all Unity versions should be able to parse the line.

[ava]

Ok, updating to the latest version did help indeed.

Thanks!

[Tony Li]

Glad to help!